Enable (Only Active Plugins) After all the pages are not displayed correctly

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Hi,
Enable (Only Active Plugins (Quick)) After all the pages are not displayed correctly,
But Enable (Disable Plugin Rename) after the page displays are normal!
Tests are so many times!
Hope to solve!
Thank you!
Enable (Only Active Plugins (Quick)):


Enable (Disable Plugin Rename):

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[Hassan]

Hi-

Currently, there’s nothing to see. Maybe you need to activate the theme or something like that.

Could you please revert it back to normal and notify me to take a look.

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[Hassan]

It seems the problem is that you didn’t update your Nginx config file after enabling woocommerce and so it doesn’t work correctly.

As I said in several places you should update Nginx config file after each change in the plugin (specially activating a new plugin or theme)

Let me know if it solve your problem.

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In other temporary sites to test this problem still exists!
Need your help!
Thank you very much!

[Hassan]

Sorry for delay,

But I really don’t have any more idea 🙁 However, I’m pretty sure it’s a problem related to Nginx config file.

Could you please tell me which program this is?

Is it possible to provide full content of nginx.conf file. You need to login as root user and type: nano /etc/nginx/nginx.conf or nano /etc/nginx/conf/nginx.conf

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[Hassan]

Finally, I found the problem with your help 🙂

For an unknown reason when you enable W3TC (probably only on memcache), HMWP tries to replace old URLs with new ones on back-end (it should only work on front-end).

It usually doesn’t make any problem but when you need to get Nginx config lines you copies replaced (and so corrupted lines) and this causes the problem.

Here’s correct lines for current settings (notice to plugins rules):

# BEGIN Hide My WP

rewrite ^/other/(.*) /wp-includes/$1 last;
rewrite ^/ext/8dd3db1c/(.*) /wp-content/plugins/codestyling-localization/$1 last;
rewrite ^/ext/966d5f1f/(.*) /wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/$1 last;
rewrite ^/ext/(.*) /wp-content/plugins/$1 last;
rewrite ^/skin/main\.css /wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen/style.css last;
rewrite ^/skin/(.*) /wp-content/themes/twentyfourteen/$1 last;
rewrite ^/ajax /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php last;
rewrite ^/(readme\.html|license\.txt|wp-content/debug\.log|wp-includes/$) /nothing_404_404 last;
rewrite ^/(((wp-content|wp-includes)/([A-Za-z1-9-_/]*))|(wp-admin/(?!network/)([A-Za-z1-9-_/]+)))(\.txt|/)$ /nothing_404_404 last;

# END Hide My WP

You can always get correct lines by disabling W3TC and then enabling it.

I don’t want to change your W3TC settings and probably destroy your setup, if you have enough time please try to find out whether this problem occurs on disk cache and with disabled reverse proxy or not.

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