thanx super mod, but please manuel code

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I receive this error when using your plug in on the newest version of WP

Warning: preg_match() [function.preg-match]: Unknown modifier '.' in /webroot/b/i/biolo001/benandcate/www/wp-content/plugins/login-with-ajax/login-with-ajax.php on line 131

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Hi Ben,

Thanks for pointing that out. It's been fixed now and the update was just checked in. It should show up in the wordpress repo in about 15 minutes.

thanks for you

Does not work

Sorry all I get is an error code and I had to rename the directory to use the site at all

I am a full time missionary using other peoples computers and asked not to fill out forms on line
You have no email shown
and Whois is block

So I had to make a fake email below

Also
I do not blog or forum or . . .
and there is no contact information on WP

So how does anyone get a hold of you?

Same error on logout with the latest version and also reported here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/297310

I need more specific information on the problem to be able to help you. what's the error code?

Well, for now this comment form seems to work

We're intending on putting a contact form up asap. If you leave your real email next time I could get back to you directly.

Strange… the preg issue was fixed on mine.

I've made some changes to it and it should definitely not give that error anymore. The login redirecting wasn't working for the widget either, so that's fixed too. Please make sure you upgrade to the newest version 1.2.

Thanks for pointing that out Charles.

If my blog don't use the widgets, can I use this plugin through pasting the code?

Hi !
firstly.. awesome ajax plugin!..really

Here's my problem…
- login widget is at the side bar
- i AM logged in
– I want to see an Admin link ( you know, a link to the dashboard )

- all i have right now is a Log out link

thanks

Yes, you can do this. I created a tag called login_with_ajax() which you can use.

One temporary niggle, the default template is geared as a widget, so it uses the widget wrapper. The fix is quite easy, though. You should copy the widget folder contents (not the folder itself) to your theme directory under plugins/login-with-ajax/ and edit the template widget_in.php and widget_out.php files to suit your site.

So if your theme was called mytheme, it would be located at /wp-content/themes/mytheme/plugins/login-with-ajax.

Check out the new version 1.2, there is now an option in the admin settings to add a profile link.

Alternatively you can also edit the template and add whatever links you want. See the notes for details on modifying the template so it's upgrade-safe

Hello – I like this widget. Simple, but effective. Do you know how to now get rid of the default login that comes with Buddy Media, since you've replaced it?

Oh my…thanks a bunch….

Was using 1.1 all this while…

guess you haven't updated the wordpress plugin page with your new plugin

By buddy media, do you mean buddypress?

Not sure which login you mean either… if you're referring to the admin bar on top, I also have a plugin for that, check it out : http://netweblogic.com/wordpress/plugins/remove…

Sorry – yes buddypress My bad… By login, I don't mean the gray buddypress bar across the top, which I think this plugin removes. I mean the yellow row, which has the user/pass fields – and subsequent username/logout once you've logged in. Since you're essentially replaced that functionality, I was trying to avoid having it in two places.

Sorry, and one more question. Widget-wise, can you add the Login with Ajax widget in more than one column? Seems that once I place it in one column, it is then no longer available to put it in another column. The reason for this is that the three main columns show on the homepage, but once you get past the homepage, the only column that shows on my site is the blog-sidebar – so I need it there for most pages, but on one of the main columns for the home.

I believe the login you're referring to is the buddypress default theme login. You'll have to change your theme to get rid of it. The login will still work on the sidebars.

I know what you mean about the multiple widgets. I will convert the widget to a compatible 2.8 format which allows multiple widgets in the next version.

Thanks, it's really useful plugin for me

I have copyed the contents of login-with-ajax floder to the theme floder, them pasted the tag in sidebar file. but the page show me these words: Fatal error: Call to undefined function login_with_ajax(), I wonder whether you could help me solve this problem. Thanks a lot.

Just occured to me that I was simply putting in “login_with_ajax()” whereas I needed to wrap it as such: “<?php login_with_ajax(); ?>”. That may settle some of the issues that people are experiencing

The login button isn't working for me. I click it and I get absolutely nothing happening. I tried changing the button name to “submit” instead of “wp-submit” and it didn't work either way.

Sounds like a Javascript error (check that your javascript is enabled for your browser?). Probably a conflict between different plugins. Have you tried deactivating other plugins? I'm betting that will help pinpoint the problem.

Also, if you can tell me the browser you're using.

Are you updated to version 1.2, and is the plugin activated? The function is there so you shouldn't be getting those errors.

Also you'd want to call it like so to avoid fatal errors like the one you have:
<?php if( function_exists('login_with_ajax') ) login_with_ajax(); ?>

I uploaded the plugin to the plugin folder. also built new folders named plugins, login-with-ajax in the using theme folder. then uploaded the files in login-with-ajax plugin to floder login-with-ajax, then paste the code in the sidebar.php and active the plugin, update setting. but I still didn't see any changes happened on the homepage. I am sure the plugin has been actived. its widget existed in widget setting.

Here's the error that I get:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: json_encode() in /wp-content/plugins/login-with-ajax/login-with-ajax.php on line 72

The only two other plugins that I have running are WP-CMS Post Control and WP-reCAPTCHA. I'm using Firefox, but it doesn't work in IE either.

You need to move the files in the widget folder (not the widget folder itself) to the plugins/login-with-ajax/ folder in your theme folder.

However, that shouldn't affect the login page showing up (or not in your case). You mention the widget appears in the widgets admin page. Can you get that to work?

Ah, ok I see what went wrong. You need php5 in order for json_encode I believe. There is a way of doing json_encode in php4. I'll add that for backwards compatability in the next version of the plugin.

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i seem to be having an issue with your plugin – after submitting the login information, the loading screen opens, but then that is all that happens. If i login in conventionally, the refreshed page shows me as logged in as per your screenshots, and the logout button works fine. Using Firefox 3.0.6 and WP 2.8.3

the [blog admin] link in widget_in.php (line 57) has a small mistake:

blog admin should correct be:
<a href=”<?php bloginfo('siteurl') ?>/wp_admin/”>blog admin

thanks for the nice plugin…

hmmm…. that commentfield changed my typing before!

/*blog admin*/
/*<a href=”<?php bloginfo('siteurl') ?>/wp_admin/”>blog admin*/

Thanks, I'll be sure to change that on the next uprade.

So, to confirm, the loading spinner shows and it doesn't go away? The first thing I must ask you check is that you have version 1.2

If so, do you have firebug installed? If you could install that plugin, reproduce the error and check for the messages going on in the console that will give me something more to go on.

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Hi, this is COOL .. It would have been better if you'd have added Register and forgot pass also AJAXified

Version 1.2 confirmed. Firebug error:

missing ; before statement
[Break on this error] Fatal error: Call to undefined f…th-ajax.php on line 72
n

It halts before processing the logon – refreshing the page i'm still logged out. The logout button and links work fine, once logged in.

true something to do in a future version. nice suggestion

aha, you're probably using PHP4 here, that line calls json_encode. Things are a little hectic here but I hope to get that sorted within a week.

I thought this would have at least given an error warning when logging in?

Aha, yes i am. I am upgrading tonight to 5, eventually. Thanks for your assistance!

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what about forgot password ???

that should also work with ajax otherwise this spoils the whole plugin taste

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nice development

Nice plugin, working just fine on my MU and BP install.

Aside from “blog admin” url mistake someone else commented, it would be great if “profile” is linked to buddypress profile rather than wp's default.

Hi – I see on the wordpress page that this plugin is compatible until 2.8.2 – I installed this on a 2.8.4a test installation and wasn't able to get it work – should it work?

Great plugin – works like a charm. I do have a question. There is more white space than I like at the bottom of the sidebar box (logged in or out). I've tried to make changes in the widget.css file to no avail. In fact, as a test, I deleted the code entirely from the file and it made no difference! I'm confused about where the styling code is being pulled from. I'm using the Arras Theme if that makes any difference. Any help is appreciated.

Thanks,
David

It hasn't been tested on the latest version, but it should work… I will test and update the plugin soon and make sure it does work.

If changes to your widget.css file don't work, then the problem would probably lie in your theme's CSS. If you'd like to customize the html and css of the login widget, follow the instructions in the readme and you can change it to whatever format you like.

Thanks for the quick reply. I'll take a look. btw, other than this minor issue, everything seems to work fine in 2.8.4.

Just installed it! Works well! Thanks!

Hi i have a theme with no widgets and i've done everything described here. I see the login information with avatar when i'm logged in, but when logged out i don't see a login form. What am i doing wrong?

Please update for 2.8.4, the smooth effects don't seem to work for me.

Do you get any javascript errors? Chances are there's a javascript confilct of some sort.

If you could give me more info to go on hopefully we can fix it.

From the sounds of it you must have not moved all the files over, or there might be an HTML issue if you changed the content in the widget_out.php file.

cool plugin, trying to get it to work login redirects, I have different users that each need to be redirected towards certain pages, is there any way to get these two plugins to be friends?

Thanks. It's certainly an interesting idea, but I don't think this is something enough people would use to make it worth implementing.

I may be wrong though… if so I'd certainly consider adding it in the future.

ya, I thought this wouldnt have many people wanting this, you know any quick hacks or something to comment out… I am looking into, current_user_can commands…

If its not easy maybe you can give me a quote for a hack I can use, email me jb at rubbersunset dot com.

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Hey, Macus / NetWebLogic:

Thank you for your Login with AJAX WordPress plug-in! It works great and is exactly what I was looking for to add to my site. I’m a big fan of hiding content until requested, so I made a minor tweak to the plug-in to hide the login form until you click the Log In link and I thought I’d share it with you in case you found it interesting at all.

login-with-ajax.js

– Added small jQuery function to jQuery(document).ready to enable slider option.

//Begin modifications for Login With AJAX slider option.
$('#LoginWithAjax_Collapse').toggle(
function()
{
$('#LoginWithAjax_FormCollapse').slideDown();
},
function()
{
$('#LoginWithAjax_FormCollapse').slideUp();
}
);
//End modifications for Login With AJAX slider option.

widget_in.php, widget_out.php

– Added <span></span> around the text I wanted to trigger the slider function.
– Added <div></div> to define a block to show/hide

widget.css

– Added custom CSS to format the trigger text.
#LoginWithAjax_Collapse {cursor:pointer; font-weight:bold; text-decoration:none; text-transform:none;}
#LoginWithAjax_Collapse:hover {text-decoration:underline;}

If anyone is interested, you can see the changes at http://www.heartlandrug.org — bottom, right sidebar of the main page. I'd be glad to send out the files with my changes commented if you have any interested in reproducing this functionality.

Hi Bradcoats,

Thanks for the effort there, it looks good!

Replacing the original template with this is not something every user would like as it may break their original layout upon upgrading, but what I can do is add another widget folder and people can switch between them if they like.

Thanks, Marcus — that sounds like a great idea! Also, just realized I misspelled your name in my original post. I've corrected — sorry about that! Typo late at night …

does this plugin has SSL support?

It'll be best for “Login-with-Ajax” to redirect users based on their User Role.

For example, redirecting Administrators and Editors to wp-admin page, while the rest to the last page that they were visiting.

If that's available in the next release, it'll be awesome.

yes, see the post for instructions

Sounds like it might be something people want… I'll give it a go then, hopefully in the upcoming revision.

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Hi there!
I think it will be a great plugin, but the login button isn't working for me either. I have Safari. Can I fix it or do I need to find another plugin?

I have no problems with Safari. You might want to give a few more details: OS, Safari for Windows or Mac, which versions browser, WP, Login With Ajax, etc.

David
Mac OSX 10.4.11
Safari 4.0.3 (I just upgraded – it also worked on Safari 3)
WP 2.8.4
Login With Ajax 1.2

David has a point, it works for me on safari also. You should make sure you have the newest plugin version.

Also, there might be other plugins that conflict with this one…

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Looks like a nice plugin, but I receive the following error on the settings page, next to the “Role-Based Custom Login Redirects” field:
Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in xxxwp-contentpluginslogin-with-ajaxlogin-with-ajax-admin.php on line 113

Seems like the rest of the settings page stopped loading. I downloaded v1.3 today from wordpress.org.

I see what you mean, thanks for pointing that out. I'll release a new version with the fix tomorrow, as I'm already working on a new version.

Awesome! Just what I've requested, and you got it done in a flash.
You're the man …

Many thanks.

No problem, 2.0 is ready, just testing it a bit more, but will use the new Widget API meaning it can be used on more than one sidebar. Stay tuned

Loving the plugin. At first it gave me an error for my password, that I'm pretty much was correct. I change it using the links and now it works.

Can I use this for the login on the comments?

If you require login for comments then yes, it would do the trick. All this does is adds another way to log into worpdress than via wp-login.php

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Hey,

One glaring omission on this excellent plugin is the “register” part that the old Ajax Login plugin had! I operate a “Members Only” site, and used the Ajax Login on the site so that Login/Password/Registration could all be done from one place.

Any chance of that being implemented?

I'm not really sure whether a registration process is in the best interest of the plugin, here's why:

Registration only happens once per user, so it's not much of an inconvenience. Depending whether you're using MU/WP/BuddyPress or some other plugin there's different registration forms involved with different fields, etc. making a one-fits-all ajax driven registration form impractical in my opinion.

I could be wrong though… suggestions to the contrary are welcome!

I get this error in admin plugin page :

Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in C:wampwwwwp-contentpluginslogin-with-ajaxlogin-with-ajax-admin.php on line 113

One link to image error from panel

http://img246.imageshack.us/img246/5100/errorr.png

Have you upgraded to the newest version? It looks to me that you are on an older version.

Also, apologies for me using <?= in my code, that'll be fixed in 2.0 which will be released this week.

Its actual version , and wordpress 2.8.4

Sorry to ask again, but could you double check that you have version 1.3.1 of the plugin. Line 113 of the file you mentioned is pure HTML, no PHP so there is no way an error can be thrown on that line.

Hi, the translation function in subsequent versions plugins to translate different languages to scale
Thanks!

Yes, that's a good idea. I probably won't have time to slot it into 2.0 which I hope to release this week, but I'll definitely try for 2.1.

A little confused, I used the template tag <?php login_with_ajax(); ?> and got the following error:

Warning: Missing argument 1 for login_with_ajax(), called in /homepages/33/d296593956/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/themes/corporate_20/page_subscribe.php on line 26 and defined in /homepages/33/d296593956/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/login-with-ajax/login-with-ajax.php on line 285

Hi,

Great plugin! I have a small problem though.

I am running WP 2.8.2 and when I try to login I just get an endless spinner. If I refresh the page then I am logged in, logout works fine at that point too. I read through the posts and I saw a comment about someone hosting under PHP4, but I am running PHP5. Any idea? Thanks in advance.

~Steve

For now, try passing an empty string, so login_with_ajax(''). I'll make sure it accepts no arguments next release.

If you could supply me these two bits of information I may be able to help:

Can you find out the response during the AJAX call? You can do this using Firebug for firefox and seeing the console window when you log in.

Are there any errors in your error log?

Thanks

Hi, I've added the reg form to the plugin, however I can't seem to figure out what i need to do in order for the ajax to return any errors, or even get the regisration to keep from redirecting to another page. I understand this really isn't part of your plugin, but i would appreciate any help!

Hey, I pasted this “<?php if( function_exists('login_with_ajax') ) login_with_ajax(); ?>” into my header and I keep getting “call to undefined function” errors. Can you give me instructions on how to get this to work?

Can you paste the error text? What you pasted shouldn't be causing an error if the function doesn't exist.

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: loginwithajax() in /home/viral6/public_html/wp-content/themes/eGallery/header.php on line 82

That's your problem right there. You're calling loginwithajax() when you should be calling login_with_ajax()

so i'm thinking of creating a new function called register and pretty much copying and modifiying the login function.

function login(){
$return = array(); //What we send back
$loginResult = wp_signon();
$user_role = 'null';
if ( get_class($loginResult) == 'WP_User' )

what would i need to get it to see if the registration was sucessful?

Hey Marcus, nice plugin.
Would love to see:
• multiple widget instances.
• ability to customise what the widget displays from the backend. ie change welcome message, and display other content via a generic code box that displays underneath when logged in. This would provide a good level of customisation without having to build the structure in a standard text widget.

thanks

I am having the same problem
the error i get is

Error: missing ; before statement
Line: 1, Column: 3
Source Code:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: json_encode() in /html/wp-content/plugins/login-with-ajax/login-with-ajax.php on line 224

Multiple widgets coming within days. It's actually ready but I'm testing it out currently.

I like the idea of some custom html for those that don't want to create a template.

Do you mean you'd like a text box for the widget which can contain html and it then gets displayed underneath the avatar, etc? That and customizing the title sounds like the best way to go to me… open to suggestions here.

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The plugin is working great, but when I try to use the “Forgotten Password” feature, it just hangs and doesn't do anything. The ajax loading screen appears, but it just keeps spinning. Any ideas?

I've installed the plugin, and activated it within a subdomain (WPMU 2.8.1) but am getting the following errors after login:

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/usr/public_html/wp-content/plugins/login-with-ajax/widget/widget_in.php on line 52

Fatal error: Call to undefined function bp_core_get_notifications_for_user() in /home/usr/public_html/wp-content/plugins/login-with-ajax/widget/widget_in.php on line 70

Line 52 reads: foreach($bp->bp_nav as $nav_item){

Line 70 reads: $notifications = bp_core_get_notifications_for_user( $bp->loggedin_user->id );

The plugin looks great, so any thoughts about why it is throwing these errors would be appreciated.

See http://netweblogic.com/wordpress/plugins/login-… and get back to me with that info. Hopefully I figure out what's going on then.

Thanks for the info. Pretty sure I get why that's happening, so I'll make sure to patch that up in the next release, which should be within a couple of days.

Thanks for the quick reply. Any insight you can pass along regarding what might be causing this? Is it a fix I could try inserting into the code? I am in the process of testing various solutions to an Ajax login today, and your plugin seems the most promising so far, except of course for the error!

Thanks again.

A quick and dirty hack, you can delete lines 49-63 and 67-89 from widget/widget_in.php, that should solve your problem.

Thanks much – I'll give it a whirl.

FWIW, I commented out those lines, and all is working as expected.

I'd like to insert the login form into a post, but for some reason it puts the form at the top of post every time, despite the fact that the shortcode is at the bottom of the post.

Why is it doing that? Any way to make it show up where I put it?

Thanks.

Hi Brance, well spotted, how wierd…. I'll investigate that and I should be able to get that fixed within the week for the new version.

Good morning!
I am using your plugin v1.3.1 wp v2.8.4a
I saw this issue earlier in the posts here but I am recieveing the same stall at login.
Logout works great . . .
Login acepts the password and I get the spinning graphic but have to refreash the page to see that I have logged in.

My PHP versions:
php-mcrypt-5.1.6-15.el5.centos.1
php-5.1.6-23.2.el5_3
php-pdo-5.1.6-23.2.el5_3
php-mysql-5.1.6-23.2.el5_3
php-cli-5.1.6-23.2.el5_3
php-ldap-5.1.6-23.2.el5_3
php-common-5.1.6-23.2.el5_3

Hi, see http://netweblogic.com/wordpress/plugins/login-… and get back to me with that info. Hopefully I figure out what's going on then.

It seems to stop here:
http://the51percent.us/wp-login.php?callback=js…
— I can create a temp login for you if that would help ??

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Hi, I'm not getting any errors via firebug, so I'll need you to show me the PHP errors it throws in your log files.

Hi, do you know of a way to disable the “Login with Ajax” settings in “Settings”? I'm using this plugin in a WordPress MU environment and it's working great, but I don't want regular users to be able to edit the settings for Login with Ajax, such as “Global Login Redirect”, “Show profile link to wp-admin”, etc. It would be great to keep these settings for Site Admins, but have them not available to regular users/authors.

How can I get rid of the register, or how can I change it that will be linked to my sign up page. I'm using aMemeber software for membership site so I don't want them to register through that link “register” I'd rather send them to sign up page or get rid of it.

I'm running CentOS v5.3 where can I find the error log for PHP?
g.

It depends on your setup… do you have a control panel? Usually they have an option to show you the logs.

Hi Marcus,

I want to show the avatar (profile pic) from facebook instead of a random pic (from gravatar) when users log in through Facebook Connect. How can I do that?
Also, the entire page refreshes when logging in. I'm using login_with_ajax('') to call it. But of course when I added it as a widget in the sidebar, it works perfectly fine (no page refreshing whatsoever).

And btw, thanks a ton for the plugin.

I can't comment on the facebook connect avatar, as I've not run into that problem (yet). The avatar uses either the get_avatar or bp_loggedinuser_avatar_thumbnail if using buddypress, I'd have thought it automatically retrieves that?

What javascript errors do you get when it doesn't refresh?

I admit, I just maybe really stupid. I’ve built this new website for my church, still under construction. Downloaded, installed, activated your plugin. Get the widget, place it in my right sidebar and it says, “There are no options for this widget.”

So how do I get the login/logout, register type thing to appear in the sidebar and where do I go to configure it? I don’t even know how to get a basic WP login format thing in the sidebars. What am I missing here?

I have a gut feeling the answer is going to be really simple. So simple, I’m making it way more difficult that it is.

Thank you for your patience, tolerance, and most of all a really helpful and simple answer.

Hi Derek,

Just going through the comments, sorry must have missed this one! I'd have to look into that further, unfortunately, I don't have the time right now. I might be making a reg form myself soon so if I make a solution I'll be sure to share it on here.

Please make sure you have the newest version. Newer versions have a PHP4-safe json_encode function.

Create a widget template as described above, then modify the link to the register page.

hmmm…. yes, I see what you mean, good point. I'll have to add that to 2.1 as I'm not able to do that right now.

I don't get any errors. It's just that the entire page refreshes again. But I think I can live with it.

Do you mean the page refreshes again when it logs in successfully? That happens on purpose, since the members area may have more links etc. on the page. The point of the plugin is for logins to only refresh if successful, not when there's an error..

It says on top (in green) “Login Successful. redirecting…” and then the entire page refreshes; only after that the 'Hi ADMIN' and other logged in features like avatar, profile link, etc appear. Is that how it's supposed to be?

Yep, that's right.

I guess it might be a nice idea to provide a setting option so that there's no refresh, but an updated login box…. something for a future version.

I would definitely love to see that. And thank you once again.

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