Stéphane Rousset

When you type it in the URL bar, make sure to include the javascript: part, that should work.

I know, I know ??, I had done that but it didn’t work. Thanks anyway.

Best regards, Stéphane

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Stéphane Rousset.

Hi @lapzor,

I acknowledge and understand your proposed workaround. Unfortunately, I find myself unable to make it work, for one or both of the following two reasons:

• the pictures to which I currently associate anchor links are in fact managed by a gallery plugin, which expects those links to be URLs; maybe that plugin wipes out JavaScript when it sees some in that field
• when I type the JavaScript code in my browser’s URL bar, it doesn’t work either; the only way I found to make it work is to type it in the console, which isn’t something I’m able to reproduce by means of some pseudo-URL that I would give as a pseudo anchor link

So, I’m pretty much stuck, i.e. I guess I’ll have to live with that in-my-case-spurious redisplay of the popup when the users refreshes the window. Nevertheless, I wanted to thank you for the suggestion. (And if you have another idea, feel free to say so!) Thanks.

Best regards, Stéphane

• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Stéphane Rousset.
• This reply was modified 3 years, 1 month ago by Stéphane Rousset.

Hi @hchouhan,

There’s no Cookie expiration settings, as those settings disappear when I choose Auto-show box? = Never.

Best regards, Stéphane

Hi @hchouhan,

Thank you for your reply. You’ll find the popup settings that I use here.

To see what the problem is, proceed as follows:

1. go there – this web site isn’t officially published yet, please don’t advertise it (just in case you’d want to do that with a web site in French!)
2. click on any of the square portraits – this displays the popup
3. close that popup (either by clicking outside it, or by clicking the cross at the top-right corner)
4. refresh the window – the popup gets displayed again, even though it had been closed

I hope that this gives you the elements to diagnose and fix the problem. Please let me know if you require any additional information, or if you want me to do some further testing. Thanks in advance.

Best regards, Stéphane

Thanks for the suggestions. I agree with you that the requirement to have several email addresses as login credentials is subject to caution. But there are situations where it’s (kind of) justified, so I wanted to explore the feasibility.

The WooCommerce option isn’t really an option for me, as i don’t have that environment. The second one is for several accounts sharing the same email address, whereas what I’m looking for is the other way around: several email addresses to login in the same account. Thanks for the ideas anyway.

Best regards, Stéphane

Hi Jose,

I’m not sure I dare admitting this: I had tried in the FDP “control center” i.e. where all (public) pages are listed, but I hadn’t tried on a page-per-page basis. Duh… So, your advice exactly solves my problem, thanks much.

Regarding the beta version, I dont know if I’m brave, but right now my environment is a bit messy and unstable, so if you don’t mind I’ll pass for this time.

Best regards, Stéphane