Login and Register Modal

Thanks so much for the swift reply. I'm actually using the version that you put on codepen. Is there a tag that I can remove to stop it opening upon page load?

@michael.azzopardi actually we didn't post it on codepen, maybe somebody else did it. Can you please give us the link so we can tell you how to deactivate it?

http://codepen.io/bestui/pen/NqvePZ

Thanks, if you check the javascript file there is the "openLoginModal();" function on line 2, that open the modal when the document is ready, remove it from those lines.

Fantastic! Thanks so much. That has worked a treat! Really appreciate all of your help :)

This is perfect!!!! Why not implement Loading button ? Loading button is my fantastic! :) Alex, congratulation!!! Thanks!

@fernando.h. thank you for the suggestion, can you give us an example for the loading button?

When you click the download button of tim -creative loads the loding button .

great piece of cod @alexpaduraru , how to you make it work with php?

@saugat.singhypa thank you! Here is a tutorial on how to create something similar using PHP with Ajax: http://www.9lessons.info/2014/07/ajax-php-login-page.html. hope this will help you :-)

thanks bro, I figured it out :)

I know that this may not be the right place to ask this question. I am running this on my website and I want to show login/register errors on the modal but I don't know how. I have looked around without success.

@jekayode no problems. If you check the login-register.js file you will see there is a function on line 47 "loginAjax()". If you uncomment that code you will be able to send the post information to the server where you will check if the user is valid or not. If it is valid you just refresh the page, if it is not valid you see we call the "shakeModal()" method. Inside "shakeModal()" there is on line 64 the code that is adding an error message to the modal. You can replicate what is inside of the shakeModal() function with any error message that you send from server and that will appear inside the error div from the modal. Here is a tutorial that will give you a better view of how the Ajax Login is working and how you should place the error messages: http://www.9lessons.info/2014/07/ajax-php-login-page.html. If you need more help don't hesitate to contact us. Best, Alex!

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On a similar note...it looks like you guys use oAuth for FB, G+ etc.... for logging users in and getting data (like profile pic, email etc....) Is there a resource/site I can use to learn more? (Never worked with it before)

Anonymous Tim yes, we use omniAuth for Ruby on Rails. You can get more information about omniAuth on the original repo: https://github.com/intridea/omniauth. Good luck with the development!

I love this soooooo muchh!

@unathi.gxarisa thank you!