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M. Stiekema
M. Stiekema
Hello Peter,
I use a module (SCLogin) in a modal at bluepoint-concept.nl . After logging in, the modal does not close and the website is loaded within the modal.
We also did this years ago at www.halaltime.eu and things are going well there (also with modals and SCLogin).
What am I overlooking or doing incorrectly?
I see that you have made the login in a pop-up on your website, so it must be possible 😉
Regrards,
Michiel
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Urls will be opened in iframe mode.
to make the page - after logging in - to load in the main window, then you would have to make the form post to the target _parent or _top.
An other option would be to load a login module inside the main page, and open that via an inline content modal:
docs4.regularlabs.com/modals/content/inl...separate-content-tag
M. Stiekema
M. Stiekema
Hi Peter,
We now have a login with a menu item single article with this code as menu button: [[modal width="300" height="320" ]]Inloggen[[/modal]]
And we have a module with this code: [[modal theme="dark" width="300" height="320" article="Inloggen"]]Inloggen[[/modal]]
Both still do the same, not closing the pop-up and loading the website in the modal.
Please have a look:
Regards,
Michiel
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Correct. Those are both loading urls, and will load as an iframe. See previous reply.
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Website is loaded into modal after logging in
M. Stiekema
M. Stiekema
I use a module (SCLogin) in a modal at bluepoint-concept.nl . After logging in, the modal does not close and the website is loaded within the modal.
We also did this years ago at www.halaltime.eu and things are going well there (also with modals and SCLogin).
What am I overlooking or doing incorrectly?
I see that you have made the login in a pop-up on your website, so it must be possible 😉
Regrards,
Michiel
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
to make the page - after logging in - to load in the main window, then you would have to make the form post to the target _parent or _top.
An other option would be to load a login module inside the main page, and open that via an inline content modal:
docs4.regularlabs.com/modals/content/inl...separate-content-tag
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M. Stiekema
M. Stiekema
We now have a login with a menu item single article with this code as menu button: [[modal width="300" height="320" ]]Inloggen[[/modal]]
And we have a module with this code: [[modal theme="dark" width="300" height="320" article="Inloggen"]]Inloggen[[/modal]]
Both still do the same, not closing the pop-up and loading the website in the modal.
Please have a look:
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Regards,
Michiel
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
Peter van Westen
ADMIN
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