When I look in the footer of forexdistrict.com I find this:
Blog • Contact us • About us • FAQ • Disclaimer & Privacy Policy • Sitemap • Login
That login link code is <a href="user/login">Login</a>.
When I fix that in Firebug and run thickbox_login.js manually the login link get rewritten as it should. But when clicking on it some other JavaScript seems to interfere.
Comments
Comment #1
Gentoo7 commentedi am open to any suggestions
Comment #2
Gentoo7 commentedquick bump
Comment #3
frjo commentedA link to a example site where we can see your problem?
Comment #4
Gentoo7 commentedsure, forexdistrict.com
thanks
Comment #5
frjo commentedI can not find a login link on that page and the Thickbox module does not seem to be active.
Comment #6
Gentoo7 commentedthanks, I had deactivated it for a short while, but its back up
and located at the bottom of the page.
Thanks a lot.
Comment #7
frjo commentedYou need to make the login link absolute. Thickbox expects this since otherwise the links will not work on sub pages.
Like this
<a href="/user/login">Login</a>and not like now
<a href="user/login">Login</a>Comment #8
raiyne commentedThe add menu item allows "user/login" but doesn't allow "/user/login" says "The path '/user/login' is either invalid or you do not have access to it."
**Actually using firebug the link lists properly:
...but it is still not functioning.
Comment #9
frjo commentedWhen I look in the footer of forexdistrict.com I find this:
Blog • Contact us • About us • FAQ • Disclaimer & Privacy Policy • Sitemap • Login
That login link code is
<a href="user/login">Login</a>.When I fix that in Firebug and run thickbox_login.js manually the login link get rewritten as it should. But when clicking on it some other JavaScript seems to interfere.