Hassan

[Hassan]

First sorry for long delay,

HMWP never generates a 403 error! Instead, it always redirect untrusted users to a 404 page.

Also when you deactivate or delete the plugin it returns EVERYTHING back and can not do any other thing.

Therefore I’m almost sure this is not a HMWP problem. Check out your htaccess file and disable other plugins. It should be fixed. If not contact your host support and request them to check out your IP.

[Hassan]

First sorry for long delay,

Well, our demo site doesn’t have any specific feature but why it works for us and not for you? It mainly depends on your configuration. I don’t know how it exactly works but maybe enabling ‘Avoid direct access to PHP files’ or choosing a less compatible settings scheme help (do it carefully).

Please note those sites usually uses a cache system so it may take some days (or weeks) to see your applied changes!

[Hassan]

Sorry for delay,

Just enter your purchase code and it will be gone!

[Hassan]

Well, try to comment below lines: Three sharp symbols were added with HMPW (###HMWP)

###HMWP RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !^/(media|skin|js)/

############################################
## never rewrite for existing files, directories and links

###HMWP    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
###HMWP    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
###HMWP    RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-l

############################################
## rewrite everything else to index.php

###HMWP    RewriteRule .* index.php [L]

[Hassan]

First make a back up both from your HMWP settings and htaccess content for later use.

The good thing about W3TC is that it doesn’t explicitly print urls in source code.

To start with it: Activate the plugin go to general tab and enable Minify module (auto mode) now go and read our FAQ about it (You only need to change a function name)

That’s all and should work for you!

[Hassan]

Sorry about it but seems the first problem was solved 🙂

I triad it again some hours ago and also typed reply but forgot to click on submit button 🙁

Yes, I know the problem was minify plugin but your reply help me to find the solution!

I just added ‘\’ before each ‘%’ in htaccess and then enabled customized htaccess option. The fist problem was solved!

Now why do you think you should do it for each page? and why you don’t want to try W3TC minify module (Read FAQ to know about it)?

• This reply was modified 11 years, 2 months ago by Hassan.

[Hassan]

Yeah, you can!

Just use this topic and choose private reply below the form 🙂

[Hassan]

Well, happy to hear it works! but I just reset it and nothing more!

However, you can take a back up (Export button in start tab) before updating to new version 🙂

[Hassan]

If some another plugin try to change entire htaccess or you miss your database you can use your back up.

Also, if you want to change some settings you can check out your backup htaccess to learn where should you add those lines.

[Hassan]

I tried it several times in different computers, different browsers (even mobile) and different dates. I disabled all caches but no difference. It appeared correctly.

I have no idea 😐

[Hassan]

Sorry about it 😐

Yes, I’m going to check it within next days. Hopefully I’ll solve the problem.

[Hassan]

Sorry for delay,

No rocky, it doesn’t generate separate files. Visit W3TC minify pages and check current configs to find the problem.

[Hassan]

I just entered the new theme path and it works correctly for me!

Where is the problem?

[Hassan]

Try to disable these options: ‘Avoid direct access to PHP files’ and ‘Remove other header metas’. Both are in general tab.

[Hassan]

I just fixed the issues and now it works 🙂

PS:
WP Rocket Cache is still incompatible with HMWP.

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