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  • #773
    PurpleNinja
    Post count: 62

    Hello,
    I set up your plugin in a new version of wordpress multisite/ mu. These are the problems am having with it:

    1. The domains don’t redirect without www.

    2. When I click on a post, I get 404 error whether am logged in or not in the site.

    `===========================================================
    WP Settings
    ===========================================================
    WordPress version: WPMU 3.9.1
    Home URL:
    Site URL:
    Is SSL: false
    Is RTL: false
    Permalink: /%postname%/

    [Hided]

    • This topic was modified 10 years, 7 months ago by PurpleNinja.
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    • This topic was modified 10 years, 7 months ago by Hassan.
    #783
    Hassan
    Post count: 955

    Hello PurpleNinja,

    1. For first issue try unchecking disable canonical URLs (General tab)

    2. You enabled Author without base and at the same time use %postname% as slug! I don’t know how you did it because it was prohibited by the plugin! Anyway, to solve it just disable author base or add post_id or something else to post base!

    3. You did it wrong. HMWP codes should be added right before:
    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR]

    and not at the top of htaccess!

    #793
    PurpleNinja
    Post count: 62

    I did what you told me and it worked fine, thanks.

    I have some extra questions
    3. on my multiste in the second site i use WooCommerce. If I want someone to control it without being a super admin or admin I should give him the role of “Shop Manager” that is added as user role in everys ite I have activated the woocommerce. In network admin panel your plugin gives me as truster user roles only the defaults of wordpress. I believe, in order to add the user role “Shop Manager”, your plugin must read all the existing user roles in all of the sites and add them int he list of your plugin, or there should be a plugin on your list that we can add extra user roles.

    4. Option for more that one login query & key. So when some wants to login in our site, we won’t have to give him the main secret login query & key.

    5. Is there any capability with your plugin that this protection mask of your plugin will work too for specific logged in user roles?

    p.s: Can you make my first post private?

    • This reply was modified 10 years, 7 months ago by PurpleNinja.
    #812
    Hassan
    Post count: 955

    3. Try enabling WC in main site, too. But don’t add any products and let me know the result. If you found the problem correctly I consider it for future versions but I can’t promise.

    4.You really don’t need it. Read this FAQ: http://codecanyon.net/item/hide-my-wp-no-one-can-know-you-use-wordpress/4177158/faqs/15899

    5. If I understood correctly you mean to hide a link for a specific rule and show it for others. No, it’s not possible and beyond scope of this plugin. Trusted user rules is currently the only feature to work with rules.

    PS: I can’t but I hided it!

    #820
    PurpleNinja
    Post count: 62
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    #849
    Hassan
    Post count: 955

    Sorry for delay,

    3. As I said I consider it for future versions.

    4. In fact, admin key is not really a so secret thing. (Specially if they can see wp-admin and know you use WordPress as CMS). For more security (specially DDOS attakcs and testing user/pass) you can use another plugin to limit login attempts (there are a lot) or change admin key after finishing their works.

    5. If they’re members and they should login to your site you can use Theme My login plugin, (it has its own login throttling feature). If not and you just see login URL, I suggests to edit your theme files and remove login URL from PHP source code.

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