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Popescu
ParticipantIt might be because the website theme is designed to place some of the javascript at the end of the html code and as I can see the Pop-up plugin places the iframe inside another html, so basically you get 2 html one inside the other:
<html> website code and text <html> <frame>pop-up code and text</iframe> .js code </html> .js code </html>
Popescu
ParticipantIt works fne if I disable the NextGen plugin.
Popescu
ParticipantI have NextGEN Gallery plugin.
Popescu
ParticipantI use the colors theme. I saw that code too but I use google page speed.
Popescu
ParticipantNo, it is not a table, it’s just a text inside the div id=”message”.
Popescu
ParticipantCreate a hidden field inside the subscription form with the current URL address then add this to the confirmation url For example: wp-content/plugins/newsletter/do/confirm.php?nk=1987-5e3dbce2e2&url=/page12/content.html so you’ll only need to check if the url is set and if so redirect the user to that page.
Popescu
ParticipantI use the double opt-in because is the safest. If I create a go back button it won’t go back because there is no history on the welcome page! You better implement the option that I told you about, it is easy to do and will help people a lot.
Popescu
ParticipantI have over 10.000 pages and want to lock a special content that is available in all of them. How can I redirect the visitor to the same page where he used the subscribe form?
Popescu
ParticipantI do not understand this part “When a user register he should see the confirmation message, the he can click the back button.” – do you mean that he can view the locked content if he clicks the back button after he completes the form even if he hasn’t confirmed it?
And this ” The locked content can be accessed with a special link you put on welcome email.” – where is this special link? is it {unlock_url}? If it is how can I use it to redirect him to the page he is interested in?
I have a Blogger Membership.
Popescu
ParticipantYou really should add the option to redirect the visitors to the page where they registered (store a variable with the url and put it in the confirm subscription link)! Currently they have to search the page they were interested in again… and I think they will not like that!
Popescu
ParticipantIs it posible to have the content lock tag in place inside an article but display the whole article to registered and logged in members? I have a website with 6000 registered members and I do not want to lock the content for them if they are logged in.
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