jsafire

Shmanich –

I am using this plugin on 3 sites, 2 of them for a couple years. I just ran all 3 sites in Chrome and do not see this problem.

Jeff
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Since that message was annoying, I dismissed it at the time. The Yoast version in question was likely 12.9, but I cannot be certain of that since 12.9 and 12.9.1 were released on the same day. Now that I have 12.9.1, I have not seen this message reappear. So, hopefully all is well at this point.

Thanks for the response,

Jeff Safire
Shadow Cliffs Engineering

Rick –

Are the username and password field labels all you need? It also looks like you are missing the Remember me label. Or, perhaps you don’t want to use that and need to remove the checkbox for it.
I also suggest adding some separation between Lost your password? and Register as it all runs together. It would be better to make Register a button.

I did a bit of work for my popup modal template for Login with Ajax at https://CaliforniaConsultants.org by adding in-line CSS, which takes priority.

Ping me if you still need help. I think it shouldn’t be a big deal to get those labels to display.

Cheers,
Jeff Safire
Shadow Cliffs Engineering
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Yes, it works on WP 5.2.2.

Hmm, I just had a quick look at that page and it’s messed up.

Amin –

The email verification mechanism is to protect the website, not necessarily the user. So, allowing the user to choose whether they want an email verification for signup doesn’t make sense.

And yes, the point of this plugin is to make the login process as quick and painless as possible, but not at the cost of the website’s integrity. In my view, I don’t see anything wrong with having a new signup person having to click a link in their email; it is required only once. However, I do believe the Admin should have a choice to disable the email verification.

Cheers,
Jeff

cripcrip: I am not the developer. However, if you can clarify exactly what you are trying to do, maybe someone else (me?) can help you so you don’t have to wait for the developer.

p.s. It is still night time here in California, at least for another 3 minutes.

Fixed using “brute-force” method. Not elegant, but works.

FYI –
If you haven’t solved this problem, I have a simple solution.

Jeff
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Sorry. Ignore.

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Daniel –
Wondering if you got this to work. If not, the [lwa] shortcode creates its own anchor tag, formatted depending which lwa template you use. I am using the following shortcode to have a popup (“colorbox”) login form:

[lwa template=’modal’ redirect=” profile_link=’0′ registration=’0′]
modal => use popup form
redirect=” => don’t redirect, stay on same page when user logs in
profile_link=’0′ => don’t display the user’s photo/avatar
registration=’0′ => don’t display the registration form/links

I had mine working correctly last night and was just messing with the css to line things up better, and now it suddenly displays an extra link labelled “blog admin.” No idea where that’s coming from.

Anyway, good luck with yours. Hopefully, you already have it working.

Cheers,
Jeff

ajtruckle: I cannot find the suggestion you refer to. Can you include a link?

Looking at just 3 of my clients’ sites, it appears as if there is NO spam filtering at all. So regardless of how great v3 reCAPTCHA will be “eventually,” my clients call this unacceptable and those 3 (so far) are demanding an immediate fix.

I am very disappointed that this will force me to switch away from CF7. Bummer.

Jeff

Um, what part of “No longer supported” do you not get?

Scott –

Although the Changelog for 0.7.4 states this is fixed, I still see only the top report name (as listed in the Manage Reports page) in the Select at the top after a Report table listing is displayed, as Andrew states here.

Cheers,
Jeff