Hassan

[Hassan]

The problem is that your theme use plain text (wp-login.php) rather than standard WP login function (wp_login_url())

To fix this you should contact with theme author or edit template files yourself

If you’re not familiar with PHP :
1) Take a back up from your theme
2) Choose a login key/value and enter in HMWP settings (like hide_my_wp=1234)
3) Search within your theme files and replace all
wp-login.php
with
wp-login.php?hide_my_wp=1234
where hide_my_wp=1234 is your chosen key

Notes:
If wp-login.php has something else like redirect it should be
wp-login.php?hide_my_wp=1234&redirect=somthing

In other words, first sign should be always ‘?’ but separator are ‘&’

PS:
Consider these files /registration_panel/custom_function.php’ /registration_panel/login.php’ ‘/registration_panel/registration.php’

[Hassan]

The solution is here:
http://codecanyon.net/item/hide-my-wp-no-one-can-know-you-use-wordpress/4177158/faqs/16224

Anyway, if default rules doesn’t work for you, provide login details (plus a URL with timthumb image) and I’ll do it for you!

[Hassan]

I’m pretty sure about the problem,

Can you provide screen shot of Nginx config file like this:

If it’s possible providing server access to change Nginx config file may be useful. I have no more idea.

• This reply was modified 10 years, 4 months ago by Hassan.

[Hassan]

Do you use any cache plugin? (if yes, what?)

You should always flush cache after saving HMWP settings both in the plugin and in your browser.

If it’s not the problem please provide WP details as a private reply and I’ll take a look.

[Hassan]

I’m completely sure about the problem, I tested it in my local server,

Value of RewriteBase depends on 1) htacess location and 2)WP directory. If htaccess is in main directory of WP (default) and WP is located in subdirectory like demotest it should be
RewriteBase /demotest/

So it’s correct, if WP installed in domain.com it should be
RewriteBase /

As I said I’m sure about it, try changing
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
to
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ - [L]

If it doesn’t work, provide WP+FTP details as a private reply.

[Hassan]

I just re-checked it both single and MS sites. All works as expected.

Yes, I have changed login URL to HMWP default address:
domain.com/wp-login.php?hide_my_wp=1234

I also tested it in IE 8 and there’s no difference whether HMWP is activated or not.

[Hassan]

I found the reason: The theme uses a real main.css in its root!

[Hassan]

Both were fixed!

I just changed New Style Name to something other than main.css.

For an unknown reason your theme can’t work with ‘main.css’! I tested another theme on your site and it hasn’t this problem.

PS:
FTP’s path was wrong so it force me to install htaccess editor plugin in order to check out htaccess. You can delete it whenever you want.

• This reply was modified 10 years, 4 months ago by Hassan.

[Hassan]

It’s a common problem (not bug) caused by customized htaccess.

Take a look at this FAQ and if it doesn’t help provide login details and I’ll fix it for you:
http://codecanyon.net/item/hide-my-wp-no-one-can-know-you-use-wordpress/4177158/faqs/18136

[Hassan]

Sorry for delay,

But I couldn’t login with any of above details.

[Hassan]

Sorry for misunderstanding,

I mean you should change ‘file’ in current content of Replace in HTML and not to change all ‘file’ in the source code. Take a look at it.

PS:
The post was edited.
We replaces ‘wp-content/uploads’ automatically.

[Hassan]

@1001adi,

Soon. More than half of work was done. It’s a major version so I may ignore some additional features and release it sooner.

[Hassan]

You may surprise with it!

The problem was ‘–’ instead of ‘-‘ in this line (#5):
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]

Change your language to English and replace it with a (smaller) dash 🙂

[Hassan]

It seems HMWP is active.

But where’s that problem exactly.

Could your provide the URL of that page and section name.

[Hassan]

This means there’s a syntax problem in your htaccess. You can rename or remove htaccess by FTP and access to the site.

Please provide the content of your current htaccess.

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