Plugin Author
Eric
(@emartin24)
Because SimpleModal Login binds the click event to the simplemodal-login class, with jQuery you can trigger the event with:
jQuery('.simplemodal-login').trigger('click.simplemodal-login');
Hope that helps.
-Eric
Hmm, I celebrated too soon. One issue that arose now is that redirection is taking user after login to wordpress administration backend. That is undesired behavior. When using php function call I can provide the parameter where to go after login:
wp_loginout($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']);
but with jquery call I can’t provide the redirect parameter. When I place alert() call in the default.js after the:
s.url = this.href;
alert(s.url);
it pops 3 times with following paths:
http://new.domain.com/login/?redirect_to=%2F
http://new.domain.com/login/
http://new.domain.com/login/
It seems my jquery call parameters are overridden by 2 subsequent additional calls and “http://new.domain.com/login/?redirect_to=%2F” path is lost. When I use just the regular href login link, alert() pops only 1 time showing correct redirect link:
http://new.domain.com/login/?redirect_to=%2F
Any idea what other 2 calls is jQuery('.simplemodal-login').trigger('click.simplemodal-login') triggering and how to prevent it? Or alternatively, is there a way to provide a redirect parameter to jquery to ensure correct redirection after the form is submitted?
This is what I ended up doing.
var ref = jQuery("input[name='_wp_original_http_referer']").val();
jQuery('#loginform').append(jQuery('<input type="hidden" name="redirect_to">').val(unescape(ref)));
jQuery('.simplemodal-login').trigger('click.simplemodal-login');
not sure if it is the most elegant way to do it but it works.
Help me!!!!
I have tride your script
jQuery(‘.simplemodal-login’).trigger(‘click.simplemodal-login’);
This is not working for me why??? Do I need to put som more kode in to
trigger click onload??
