Cole Geissinger
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Always Wrong Credentials ErrorCole not coke** autocorrect 😛
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Always Wrong Credentials ErrorYou can email that information to coke (at) colegeissinger.com
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] needz moar customization options!Version 2.1 is still under heavy development and is no where near complete at the moment. Right now it’s only available through filters, but there will be a UI in the admin area to modify things that route too for the non-developer users when the RC is released.
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Always Wrong Credentials ErrorHi theres,
All references to any core WordPress file, the plugin is using WordPress’ functions to return your setups correct path to those files so nothing is hardcoded except for the file name itself which shouldn’t be an issue.
However, it is possible there is something going on with that type of setup that is ‘causing the plugin to break. The error messages are all done with Ajax so it’s possible there’s a JavaScript error stopping the script from running correctly. Do you have a URL to a site I can check some things?
I will also test this out with a modified file structure like yours and see if I can uncover anything. Work has me tied down and with WordCamp SF coming up, my time is slim, but I might be able to check this out by Sunday at the latest.
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] needz moar customization options!At the moment its through filters.
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Persistent "Lost your password?" linkThis will be updated in 2.1
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] needz moar customization options!All of the above is slated for 2.1 and already exists in the beta version, which you can find on Github if you wish to play with it. Just remember its not ready for prime time, so only install on Dev environments. No set release date as of yet.
https://github.com/colegeissinger/wp-modal-login/tree/2.1Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Responsive stylingWill take note and see what I can do about rolling this into a future release.
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Issue with logoutHi mmalfatti, this has been a pending… mysterious bug that I have been trying to catch and squash, but it’s been hard to exactly sort out. It appears to a bug with in the WP logout URL function…
I plan to have this fixed in a future release.
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Hangs on "checking credentials…"Hi Hassan, I’ve been tied up with work and a pending wedding in 3 months so I haven’t had any time until just now.
Looking through it looks like when the plugin queries your WordPress Ajax file it’s returning a 302 error, which is similar to this ticket .
This issue has since been fixed but it appears something in your theme is causing the Ajax to break in the plugin. With out being able to directly access your theme I can’t debug from my end. I see there are a number of Ajax scripts loaded in your theme, I would say, try disabling each of those one at a time and see if anything changes with the login.
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] How to use login inside a button?At this moment your method works. I’m working on more customizations and things like this will be easier to do in 2.1. No set release date yet.
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] How can I redirect log in link in the comments?For an example of how to use the filter visit my comment to a semi-related post – http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-forward-to-certain-page-after-login?replies=3#post-4346361
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] How to forward to certain page after login?Hi mazrobby, with the latest release I integrated a filter to allow people to change the login redirect. In a future version I’ll be adding an area in the admin to adjust this.
For now you can use create a function and add it to your functions.php in your theme. For demo purposes we’ll call it my_awesome_redirect(). We’ll pass this function a variable which will be the current URL set by default and inside of the function we’ll over-write that URL with our own. Lastly, we’ll hook it through add_filter( ‘wpml_redirect_to’, ‘my_awesome_redirect’ );
here’s some code to work with:
function my_awesome_redirect( $redirect ) { $redirect = 'http://www.google.com'; return $redirect; } add_filter( 'wpml_redirect_to', 'my_awesome_redirect' );Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Add "Terms & Conditions" checkboxJust had a thought…
While the plugin won’t be offering a “Terms & Condition” checkbox, it does have a number of hooks through out the window and the different form types that you can inject code into. Some time soon I’ll document all of the hooks and filters but for now I would suggest just checking the code in includes/class-wp-modal-login.php and the function login_form().
Any spot that has do_action() you can use those as areas to inject code. Check out WordPress’ documentation on how to use hooks and filters if you need it – http://codex.wordpress.org/Plugin_API
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In reply to: [WP Modal Login] Settings Page Bug on Local MachineOk, this has been fixed! Please update to version 2.0.4 🙂
The core changes were in includes/wpml-admin-page.php as I know you have a custom version rolling 😉