Login With Ajax Pro

AJAX login and registration across WordPress

Login With Ajax Pro is an add-on to Login With Ajax. The core extension provides AJAX-powered login, registration, password recovery, and reset interactions, so users can use these forms without a full page refresh. It can also add AJAX effects to the default WordPress, WooCommerce, and Events Manager login forms, and works with 2FA setup in WooCommerce, BuddyPress, and BuddyBoss account pages.

Core verification and Pro security settings

Login With Ajax includes TOTP, email, and backup-code two-factor authentication methods. Pro adds SMS codes sent to a user's phone, plus WhatsApp and Telegram messages with an action to complete sign-in. It also adds reCAPTCHA versions 2, 2 Invisible, and 3, along with a login limiter for repeated attempts.

Widgets and builders for placing forms

Core show options include Gutenberg blocks, the full-website editor, classic and block widgets, shortcodes, template tags, and a PHP API. Modal or pop-up login forms and multiple templates are available. Pro adds blocks, widgets, or modules for Divi and Elementor, letting site owners place login interfaces within pages built with those utilities.

Forms can have individual display options and base colors. You can make custom templates or override the supplied templates.

Redirects and site compatibility

Set custom login and logout redirects, including different destinations by user role. WPML can be used for language-specific redirects. The add-on also supports changing registration email templates and can integrate with MultiSite and other compatible extensions.

Forms are responsive and accessible, work with SSL, and have a fallback for browsers with JavaScript disabled. Translation support, PHP and JavaScript hooks, and customizable or overridable CSS, JavaScript, and template files are included.

Install and configure the login flow

Install and activate Login With Ajax through WordPress. Configure login methods, form display, redirects, and security settings, then place a form using a supported block, widget, shortcode, template, page-builder element, or PHP method. For Pro options, configure the authentication and reCAPTCHA settings required by the methods you select, then test the complete login flow on your site.

Documentation covers setup, advanced configuration, and troubleshooting. Community forums are available, and Pro visitors can opt for premium support.