sgPlanwize

Hi,
We are happy to see that you like our plugin.

What do you mean by saying “call your login script” ?
What exactly you are trying to achieve ?

Hi,

Please provide a link to your site or screenshots so I can see the problem in live.

Do you see these registered users on the users page ?
Is “Anyone can register” option checked ?
Is the original way to register new users works fine ?

Be aware of the fact that while the plugin is updated all your changes gone. Always backup your customizations.

Hi lang darm,

This widget doesn’t have any css width rule predefined. The width width defined by his parent which is your sidebar theme width.
If you still want to reduce the login widget width you need to modify the .sp-main-div selector.

Yes.
Open the main plugin file pw-login-widget.php , on line 386 and 388 change $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] to your absolute redirect url and save.

To fix the bug manually:
Open the main plugin file pw-login-widget.php.
In line 78 insert ob_start(); and in line 80 insert return ob_get_clean();
Save the file, it should work now.

Ok, I found the bug and I’ll fix it in future released.
Meanwhile, fix it manually:

Open the main plugin file pw-login-widget.php.
In line 78 insert
ob_start();
and in line 80 insert
return ob_get_clean();
Save the file, it should work now.

Hi,

You need to know a bit about CSS. Sorry, I can’t help you here.

Yes. It is line 431.
replace
'#sp-register'
with
site_url('wp-login.php?action=register', 'login_post')

In the widget option area you have an option to change the authentication method to ‘regular-wp’ or our custom ‘ajax-authentication’.

Be more clear about “redirect/filter I already put in”. What is this? When is it happen?

We have a mistake – the shortcode name is sp_login_shortcode and not sp_login_widget as mentioned, sorry.
Don’t forget to put the widget in the ‘Nice Login Widget Shortcode’ widget area (in the widgets page).

Hi drtalk,

Thanks for the improvment, I’ll incorporate this in the next version.

Just to know: what’s the result in this case:

if ($(this).attr('type') == "checkbox" && !$(this).is(':checked')) {
    jsonObj[name] = $(this).val();
  }

??

Hi,

Weird problem. First, the url https://www.imattertoo.com/wp-login.php?action=register seems to be valid, second, the process doesn’t need to take you to this URL if the register goes well.
Did you see the new Ajax authentication feature ? Switch to this option via the widget options, it may fix your problem.

Hi,

Looks like CSS issue. You need to modify CSS classes by these selectors:

div.sp-main-div li and div.sp-main-div ul