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[thecashbag]

I have a login form inside a ConvertPlug modal.

The login form has AJAX error messages that appear if the user inputs the wrong password, username, etc.

But when a user clicks on the submit button it closes the modal and refreshes the page – so users never get to see the error messages.

This is happening because ConvertPlug is taking over the submit event, thus making the AJAX mode broken.

Do you know how I can fix that? Maybe stop the ConvertPlug submit event?

See a live example of the login modal here: http://wordpress-15765-63246-180943.cloudwaysapps.com/2016/11/25/test-post-for-profilepress/

[Rad]

Hi there,

Thanks for writing in.

Hmm, how about a blank ConvertPlug template and add your custom content? ConvertPlug isn’t designed for that, it will try to submit the form inside it, no matter what fields you added. While with the blank template, it will expect that there is no form within it, and there you can add your login code.

Thanks!

[thecashbag]

Hi Rad, the modal was already built with a blank template, with my custom login form added via a shortcode.

[thecashbag]

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[Rad]

Hi there,

The problem is that your form is not actually related to ajax. I created a sample here http://wordpress-15765-63246-180943.cloudwaysapps.com/sample-login/

It submits the form and reload the page instead of posting it through AJAX

Thanks!

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