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I was trying to allocate 50/50 points to both but it closed the question! moderators please make it open again to give 250 points to both <br />
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I was trying to allocate 50/50 points to both but it closed the question! moderators please make it open again to give 250 points to both

regards

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I often in somewebsite where the login system is quite nicely build! clicking on a link opens a DIV Box in front of the user machine and user enters his/her credentials, after submit is clicked, it shows shows a loading icon below the DIV after the Password field and if it is wrong, it shows error there and if it is right, it just reloads the page and moves to the members Page! <br />
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for me i tried the DIV stuff and its working, but how that jquery of cf inbuild ajax stuff is done, is new, can anyone guide me how that can be achieved<br />
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I often in somewebsite where the login system is quite nicely build! clicking on a link opens a DIV Box in front of the user machine and user enters his/her credentials, after submit is clicked, it shows shows a loading icon below the DIV after the Password field and if it is wrong, it shows error there and if it is right, it just reloads the page and moves to the members Page! 

for me i tried the DIV stuff and its working, but how that jquery of cf inbuild ajax stuff is done, is new, can anyone guide me how that can be achieved

Regards

login using ajax or jquery

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