AJAX Auth – Fast Logins, 2FA, Redirects

AJAX Auth is fully translated in over 20 languages, partially translated in many more! Our translations are maintained by volunteers, you can also contribute to these translations.

To view translated languages avaialble or to contribute translations in your language, visit the WordPress translation portal . Any translated languages over 90% will be automatically installed with the plugin, for other languages not fully translated, see below:

If not, you can also manually install this, we’ll use Russian as an example:

1. 01Find your language on the translate.wordpress.org project page , and click on either the stable or development column percentage.
2. 02Click the ‘Export’ link at the bottom of the page, but select ‘All Current’ and the (.mo) file format, save the downloaded file.
3. 03Rename that file in the format of login-with-ajax-LANG.mo, where LANG = your language locale, for example russian is ru_RU so you’d get login-with-ajax-ru_RU.mo
4. 04Upload that file to the wp-content/languages/plugins folder on your WordPress installation.
5. 05Your AJAX Auth plugin should now be translated partially into your language.

We suggest you contribute to the WordPress translation project page, anyone with a registered wordpress.org account can suggest new translations!

Generally speaking, the majority of users will have a seamless upgrade, and go into ‘legacy mode’ to help with the transition.

Absolutely not! We have been providing a freely supported and maintained plugin since 2009(!), and have every intention on keeping it that way; a great and comprehensive login plugin with beautiful AJAX effects with solid support on free support forums.

We do not intend to limit any sort of functionality in the free version, quite the opposite, we hope to improve it over time as we have done so since the start.

That said, doing so takes a lot of time and work, therefore we’re offering a Pro version with additional features to enhance the login/registration experience and secure your site, along with a more dedicated level of support which we can’t offer on the wordpress.org forums. This will enable us to not only keep adding new features, but also maintain a freely supported plugin.

Check out our troubleshooting and FAQ sections, they’re both a great place to start. Our documentation is also likely to answer your questions concering initial setup and customization, if not you can obtain support via our free forums or get in touch directly as a Pro customer.

We recommend first visiting our documentation site which includes a troubleshooting section. IF you have a question or comment, we’re available both on our community forums which we monitor regularly, as well as our Pro support for dedicated one-to-one support.