Hassan

[Hassan]

It seems right.

If another topic doesn’t help. Provide details and I’ll check it out.

[Hassan]

In fact, we use different variables for each scheme, we also try to use popular names used in other CMSes but you’re right I should consider some changes for future versions.

[Hassan]

If I remember correctly I had some difficulty with mod_security but it doesn’t mean it doesn’t work with HMWP.

First make sure you paste HMWP code in the right place: Right before RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} -f [OR] (at the end of your htaccess)

Next, if your htaccess is writable enable Customized htaccess in HMWP settings page.

After that, if you had have problem let me know.

[Hassan]

I found the problem in Userpro.

It was partly solved in next version but currently try disabling JS replace (for Uploads) and it should work again!

Let me know the result.

[Hassan]

Just add login details (preferably with FTP info) in a private reply and I’ll take a look 🙂

[Hassan]

If you mean Minify options provided by HMWP. It should work without configuring Nginx. If you use a cache mechanism try again and disable or clean cache (both in your browser and server)

If it doesn’t help, provide login details as a private reply and I’ll take a look.

[Hassan]

I used highest settings, please check again.
Also note that previous tests maybe cached. Read more:
http://codecanyon.net/item/hide-my-wp-no-one-can-know-you-use-wordpress/4177158/faqs/18294

[Hassan]

It was not related to HMWP. I disabled the plugin but the problem remained.

[Hassan]

Sure,

Just enable rename plugin option in permalink tab.

If you want to change name of that assets, too you need to use Replace URLs. To do that add following lines to Replace URLs.

wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/assets/css/woocommerce-layout.css==shop_layout.css
wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/assets/css/woocommerce.css==shop.css
wp-content/plugins/woocommerce/assets/css/woocommerce-smallscreen.css==shop-small.css

You can change second part (shop.css) to anything else.

[Hassan]

It was fixed.

I installed the htaccess editor plugin and found that there are two WP block in your htaccess. I removed first and everything works well now!

Please let me know if you get an email about topic update. It seems my server’s email function doesn’t work properly!

Let me know about any other problem.

[Hassan]

I just configured it but there wasn’t any problem.

Please check it out and if the problem persists please provide the URL of the problem.

[Hassan]

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.

[Hassan]

Good.

You’re right. The URL was removed from post.

[Hassan]

It seems it works now. Anyway you probably need to empty search query, search base and disable search redirect.

[Hassan]

Hi-

The problem is that you hided wp-admin and its files and at the same time you use one of its file for uploading.

This file that file used for uploading:
wp-admin/async-upload.php

This trick may work: add following line to Replace URLs and re-configure Nginx, adn try again:
wp-admin/async-upload.php==upload-ajax

If it doesn’t help you should add seller account to trusted users list or disable hide wp-admin feature. Of course, they can see wp-admin after that.

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