Hassan

[Hassan]

Thanks you guys!

It happens on some specific versions of PHP.

Here is a fixed version.

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[Hassan]

It should be fixed now!

[Hassan]

It was fixed!

VC uses AJAX for some features so I just enabled ‘Replace in AJAX responses’ in the plugin settings page 🙂

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[Hassan]

Hi,

Both plugins are popular so it’s expected to get many similar issues.

Anyway, I just checked it out with VC 4.5 and default WP theme and it works correctly. It has many features so it’s still possible to have issue with special kind of settings.

Unfortunately, the test site doesn’t allow me to login (not found)!

Could you please let me to take a deeper look to the issue?

[Hassan]

Hide My WP 4.5 Release Candidate is here!

Changelog:
– NEW: New path for wp-content (useful for some plugins that directly located in wp-content like cache plugins)
– Fixed: WP-Rocket-Minify incompatibility
– Fixed: visibility of wp-login and wp-admin

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Hi this was due to change in our API server.

It will be fixed within next week!

[Hassan]

I added config lines to /etc/nginx/site-available/domain.com

Restart Nginx and it works now!

You may need to update those lines after each change in plugin configuration or activating new theme!

[Hassan]

Sorry for delay,

I though I can’t solve this problem but today I triad it once again and fortunately I found the problem. I hope it was not so late.

It was simple. You have disabled direct access to PHP files! Just disable it or add this file to exception list (general tab)

wp-content/plugins/wordpress-social-invitations/hybridauth/
or
wp-content/plugins/wordpress-social-invitations/hybridauth/index.php

Don’t forget to update Nginx config file after updating settings!

[Hassan]

I changed cf7 email address to my email address and test it again.

Fortunately, it works!

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[Hassan]

I did some change in the plugin!

You should recieve a test email.

Let me know the result!

[Hassan]

Thanks VasilyO,

I have disabled HMWP and the problem was still there, this means the issue caused by Nginx config file which updated by HMWP rules. Could please provide it, too?

One more thing are you sure you updated Nginx rules after disabling directory listing?

Regarding the fixed version there’s a technical limitation to change social login plugins behavior, Anyway I think more about it.

• This reply was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by Hassan.

[Hassan]

WordPress Social Login is compatible now. Read here:

404 – WordPress Social Login

[Hassan]

Hi,

Sorry, delay was my fault!

I just solved the issue. Here’s a fixed version. Let me know if it truly fixed the problem.

You can also just disable directory listing from general settings tab!

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Hi guys!

I checked out the site. I could write and edit posts both as admin and as editor.

I assumed it’s duo to increasing memory limit so I installed some plugins to analyses your site.

After 21 times of profiling with different settings here is my observations:
– At first, HMWP takes 30~50% of frontpage load time (without the cache), it was clearly not acceptable!
– I continue testing and notice that enabling cache can decrease it but not so much
– After many tests I noticed login related features takes a lot of time, I disabled hiding wp-login and it was decreased to %05 which is more than enough!!
– The same behavior happened for Theme My Login, which is completely independent from HMWP. It takes 30~40% of time!

From one side cache doesn’t work in admin, from other side HMWP doesn’t do any serious task in admin, I also could edit and write post with both of usernames so I conclude it doesn’t matter whether you’re admin or editor, because memory errors may happen randomly base on server load.

Thanks to your great testing environment I could find a problem which I never thought about it. I’m still not sure whether it happens for others or not but I continue testing in my local site and fix the bugs if there was any.

Currently, I think increasing memory limit temporary solved your problem you can also disable hide wp-login.php and Theme my Login. Let us know if you encounter with any other problem.

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