• Resolved am5

    (@am5)


    So after looking high and low, this plugin was exactly what I was looking for, although I can’t quite figure out how to get it working how I would like.

    I would like to have a “log in” menu item on my nav bar that would open up the log in page, is this possible?

    Also, I couldn’t get the “wp_loginout()” to work, so when I manually added the registation link to a widget for the time being.

    If I want both the “log in/out” and register feature, do I need to add both:

    a href=”/wp-login.php”>Log In
    and
    a href=”/wp-login.php?action=register”>Register

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks for a great plugin!

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  • Thread Starter am5

    (@am5)

    Sorry, maybe a link to my site would be helpful…

    https://netthosttest.info/

    Not much to look at for the moment…

    Plugin Author Eric

    (@emartin24)

    WordPress has built-in functions that will generate these links for you:

    wp_loginout() and wp_register()

    Just place those in your theme, wherever you what them to show, and you should be all set.

    Thread Starter am5

    (@am5)

    I apologize to have to come back to you one more time, but in order to get the log in link where I want it in my navigation memu, I am utilizing the “custom menus” in wordpress and am entering the:

    a href=”/wp-login.php”>Log In

    into my “title attribute” box. The menu item is showing up, but the form is not coming up when clicked on, it’s only taking me to the page.

    Is this the incorrect placement?

    Thanks for your support!

    I’m interested in this question too.

    So, after we created a new menu with Custom Links directs to wp-login.php, what we should add to the URL or Title Attribute fields to make the modal works?

    Cheers!

    im having the same issue.

    Plugin Author Eric

    (@emartin24)

    I just finally figured it out ??

    On the Menus page, click the ‘Screen Options’ link on the top right. In the “drop down”, select ‘CSS Classes’ under ‘Show advanced menu properties’.

    Now, for the link you want to use to trigger SimpleModal Login, enter simplemodal-login under ‘CSS Classes (optional)’.

    Now the menu should trigger SimpleModal Login when clicked!

    Sorry for the delay and thanks for your patience…

    0v3rki11

    (@0v3rki11)

    Gah!! that did, you brilliant bastage!!

    I’ve tried EVERYTHING and never even knew that option was there in the menus area. I even went so far as to try and create HTML/PHP files to execute the script and link to them with no luck.

    THANK YOU for figuring that out. Just for that feel free to send me a 120×600 tower banner ad and i’ll throw it into the ad rotation on Cubicle101.com for free. ??

    Plugin Author Eric

    (@emartin24)

    0v3rki11 – Glad that worked for you. I couldn’t figure out why there weren’t more options for the menus, never thought to look on the “Screen Options” page!?!?

    Thanks for the banner offer ??

    Thread Starter am5

    (@am5)

    That did work like a charm! Thanks a bunch…if I want to display a login/register form, what would I put under the “CSS Classes” to trigger this?

    I have tried a few different variations, but haven’t been able to accomplish it yet.

    Thanks again!

    Plugin Author Eric

    (@emartin24)

    Thread Starter am5

    (@am5)

    I did, and it works great for just the login form…but I was wanting to enable the form to allow registration as well as login in.

    Plugin Author Eric

    (@emartin24)

    You have to enable that in your WordPress settings.

    WP Admin > Settings > General > Membership > Anyone can register

    it’s not working in my website it’s takes too much time

    https://www.shreshthbharat.in/ see here

    i added this code in header.php

    [https://www.shreshthbharat.in/wp-login.php]

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