Hassan

[Hassan]

Just change New Post Query (located in permalink) tab to ‘p’ or leave it blank to use default.

[Hassan]

If the source code has been changed this is a good news because it means HMWP is working!

Now you need to make sure htaccess is writable, follow this FAQs to solve other problem: http://codecanyon.net/item/hide-my-wp-no-one-can-know-you-use-wordpress/4177158/faqs/18136

[Hassan]

Your efficient htaccess is not what located in main WordPress directory. It seems your server configured differently. It maybe disabled htaccess completely or changed it efficient location

I triad to upload .htaccess to www folder but your server doesn’t allow me to do that. I suggest to contact with your host company and describe the issue.

[Hassan]

I’m pretty sure it’s a htaccess problem.

Please provide FTP access to check it out.

[Hassan]

Yes, it’s supported please read this FAQ:
http://codecanyon.net/item/hide-my-wp-no-one-can-know-you-use-wordpress/4177158/faqs/17298

[Hassan]

Yes, wait for some days or few weeks.

[Hassan]

Hi-

You can leave Hide Admin enabled. The problem caused by New Admin Path. You should remove it (or enter wp-admin) then save settings and remove that line from wp-config and next, click on ‘I did it’ from displayed message.

It’s visible currently because you’re logged in, log out and try again!

[Hassan]

Was fixed!

You don’t follow the guide for New admin path. carefully.

I enabled it for you, but I think you don’t really need it because you have only one user (yourself!).

I suggest to disable it but don’t forget to remove wp-config value after disabling this feature, otherwise you couldn’t login again!

If you want to disable HMWP, you should delete that line in wp-config, too!

[Hassan]

Please read this FAQ:
http://codecanyon.net/item/hide-my-wp-no-one-can-know-you-use-wordpress/4177158/faqs/18294

I think enabling plugin rename, change replace mode to full page and enabling avoid direct access to PHP files can help you in this case.

[Hassan]

Hi Nell-

I spent some times on WP-Rocket. I edited a file and I hope it solve the problem.
Attached file should be replaced with:
wp-rocket/inc/front/process.php

After enabling it checkout source code: Does it work? If not do you see ‘Hide My WP is not loaded’ in the end of source code.

PS:
I couldn’t find it in wp-rocket 2.2 in your plugin editor.

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[Hassan]

Yes, it can,

Please enable more features in Hide My WP settings page. Enable ‘Avoid direct access to PHP files’. Do not choose Quick modes.

[Hassan]

I think I understood the problem.

Here’s a modified version of cache.php . Stick in your mind that HMWP should be loaded to make it work. It replace old URLs with new before saving cache.

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[Hassan]

I disabled wp-content protection in Sucuri and enabled HMWP global PHP protection instead with TimThumb exception.

TimThumb works now:
http://naviminds.dk/template/timthumb.php?src=../../uploads/2013/02/Brain-Maze.001-600×300.jpg

If you enable Timthumb it should work. If not you just need to check out Replace in HTML rule and your source code to make them match.

[Hassan]

I just saw your comment on CodeCanyon. Sorry for delay.

Yes, HMWP is compatible with W3TC, WP Super Cache, Hyper cache, etc.

Take screenshots from your site or error messages if you have problem with those plugins.

[Hassan]

Sorry, but I didn’t understand why cache plugins couldn’t help you.

Make sure you increased php memory limit on your server. (Google it!).

Choosing Quick settings scheme may also help but if a caching plugin is enabled you really don’t need to use Quick mode.

Another helpful method may be disabling other unused plugins.

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