Max625

@sebchauss – thanks for this post. Can you clarify what your final solution was? I think I have the same problem – need the next post/previous post navigation to follow the order specified with this plugin. I can’t seem to get it to work for single page template – while the archive and category templates (which use wp-paginate plugin) works perfectly.

Glad to start my own post if this seems off-topic, but I think you have the solution I need.

Thanks.

Can you describe what you are trying to accomplish (why do you want an exact copy)? Depending on what your goal is the solution might be either to use multisite or to have a development and production version of the website…

Not sure if this applies to your issue but, I had problems with the DN, once I hacked in a few lines of code it worked.

file: adLDAP.php, in the authenticate function

/*$this->_bind = @ldap_bind($this->_conn, $username . $this->_account_suffix, $password); this doesn't work! it is missing the DN*/
$this->_bind = @ldap_bind($this->_conn, 'uid='.$username.','.$this->_base_dn, $password); /*works*/

file: adLDAP.php, in the user_info function

if ($isGUID === true) {
            $username = $this->strguid2hex($username);
            $filter="objectguid=".$username;
        }
        else if (strstr($username, "@")) {
             $filter="userPrincipalName=".$username;
        }
        else {
             //$filter="samaccountname=".$username;
             $filter="uid=".$username; /*fix*/
        }
        //$filter = "(&(objectCategory=person)({$filter}))";
        if ($fields===NULL){ $fields=array("samaccountname","mail","memberof","department","displayname","telephonenumber","primarygroupid","objectsid"); }
        if (!in_array("objectsid",$fields)){
            $fields[] = "objectsid";
        }

This allowed the login to work, and brought in some info about the user.

@webowner – Would you mind sharing how you accomplished this? I did not know how to manipulate the string data.error was outputting, so I just swapped in my own string ($mymessage). I’m thinking there is a better way to accomplish this.

//Handle a AJAX call for Login, RememberMe or Registration
	function lwaAjax( data, statusElement, prependTo ){
		$('#LoginWithAjax_Loading').remove();
		if( data.result === true || data.result === false ){
			if(data.result === true){
				//Login Successful
				if( $('#'+statusElement).length > 0 ){
					$('#'+statusElement).attr('class','confirm').html(data.message);
				}else{
					$('<span id="'+statusElement+'" class="confirm">'+data.message+'</span>').prependTo( prependTo );
				}
			}else{
				//Login Failed
				//If there already is an error element, replace text contents, otherwise create a new one and insert it
				if( $('#'+statusElement).length > 0 ){
					$mymessage = '<strong>ERROR</strong>: Invalid username. <a href="mylink" title="My help title">Need Help?</a>';
					$('#'+statusElement).attr('class','invalid').html($mymessage);
					/*$('#'+statusElement).attr('class','invalid').html(data.error);*/
				}else{
					$('<span id="'+statusElement+'" class="invalid">'+data.error+'</span>').prependTo( prependTo );
				}
				//We assume a link in the status message is for a forgotten password
				$('#'+statusElement).click(function(event){
					event.preventDefault();
					$('#LoginWithAjax_Remember').show('slow');
				});
			}
		}else{
			//If there already is an error element, replace text contents, otherwise create a new one and insert it
			if( $('#'+statusElement).length > 0 ){
				$('#'+statusElement).attr('class','invalid').html('An error has occured. Please try again.');
			}else{
				$('<span id="'+statusElement+'" class="invalid">An error has occured. Please try again.</span>').prependTo( prependTo );
			}
		}
	}

For those of you having trouble getting started on this – you need to override the login-with-ajax.js file by creating a new one (if you haven’t already) at wp-content/themes/yourtheme/plugins/login-with-ajax/ to make the change you implement update safe (this way you aren’t touching the source code). See the readme file included with the plugin.