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#1870

fernbuck (User)

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Dropdown Login on your page 2007/06/21 22:44	Karma: 0
The Dropdown Login you have on your page is nice. I love the way it saves space. Is it some type of component or module?

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#1872

admin (Admin)

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Re:Dropdown Login on your page 2007/06/22 04:32	Karma: 19
It is a very simple code in my template and you can read in tips and tricks also as to how I did that.

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caputo737 (User)

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Re:Dropdown Login on your page 2007/06/28 02:29	Karma: 0
Are you referring to the " How to create Collapsible Column in Joomla Template with Jquery" in Tips and Tricks? Does that make the sliding login? Thanks. Jason Post edited by: caputo737, at: 2007/06/28 02:30

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dee_jay (User)

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Re:Dropdown Login on your page 2007/07/03 22:41	Karma: 0
Hi ... I tried doing the dropdown login effect and get an error message "jQuery is not defined" ... Do I need something in addition to your code in the tutorial??? Thanks

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admin (Admin)

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Re:Dropdown Login on your page 2007/07/03 22:49	Karma: 19
check the tips and tricks for the module package.

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#1984

dee_jay (User)

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Re:Dropdown Login on your page 2007/07/04 18:17

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Hi ... I'm still having a little trouble getting the dropdown to display.

I already have a search module in the "top" position, so I made a new position "join_login" and loaded loginjp module there.

In your instructions you state:

"...Please don't change the id and class attribute to the above example codes unless you are ready to make the same change in module php file also.......".

My question is: where do you find the module position reference (ie "top") in the mod_loginjp.php file ????

I could not find it.....

Just one other small thing .... the last </div> in your instruction:

"...<a class="login_link" href="javascript:void(0)">Login</a></div> ..."

causes the layout to corrupt. Is this </div> needed ???

I've attached the html output for reference.

BTW .... I think this is a really cool module and would love to get it working properly. Thanks for all your great modules and help.

Dee_jay

File Attachment:
File name: html_output.txt
File size:2669 bytes

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#1985

admin (Admin)

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Re:Dropdown Login on your page 2007/07/04 19:35	Karma: 19
sorry that closing div tag was a typo. the id and class attribute are not for module position but for html tags like div,a etc and not for top or your join_login module position. you can use any module position but keep the same id and class attribute. post a link to your page if you stll cant get it.

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#2081

neoman (User)

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Re:Dropdown Login on your page 2007/07/26 04:46 Karma: 0

Hi,

first I'd like to thank you for the tutorial (drop down login). I managed to get it working, but now I have another problem. How do I keep it hidden after user logs in?

For example, after I login I have tu manually hide the div. I'd like the div to stay hidden by default.

Here is the webpage I'm working on at the moment: http://pynx.org/~bostjan/pillbox

Thank you for your time.

Edit:

I was thinking about something like this:

Code:


 <body onLoad="...">

and inside

Code:


 $(".menu").slideUp("slow");

so that everytime my index loads, it hides the div. Any other ideas?

Post edited by: neoman, at: 2007/07/26 04:51

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#2088

admin (Admin)

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Re:Dropdown Login on your page 2007/07/26 12:27	Karma: 19
Did you try installing the login module I have created for it. See in tips and tricks section.

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#2211

buzz (User)

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Re:Dropdown Login on your page 2007/09/10 06:44

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Regarding the fix at the pillbox site above by neoman, I installed the 1.1 version of the module. I am having trouble getting the sliding login module to toggle. I followed the instructions in tips & tricks to the letter, and did not link to any additional scripts in my html. I saw that the jquery.js script is placed in the html. I'm not sure what to check next.

By the way, the code to place a module inside a content item worked like a charm. Thanks very much in advance for revisiting this issue with the sliding login.

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