Hassan

[Hassan]

First please test my previous code to ensure the problem is WHMCS not WP.

In that case, there may be many potential problems. Personally, I don’t think bringing the entire WordPress into WHMCS is a good idea.

If you want to show a page from WP on WHMCS you can also use rewrite rules or CURL (or file_get_contents) to get the page source. Something like this:
file_get_contents('http://wpsite.com/' . $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'))

If you just need WP header you can create an external page on WP directory with only header and then load it using above approach.

[Hassan]

Sorry for delay,

I tested and it works nice on my setup.

Here is my tested code.

define('WP_USE_THEMES', FALSE);
require('wp-load.php');

echo 'http://127.0.0.1/wp39/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/CY5iXfzUAAA0Ucj-70x70.jpg';

Some Advises:
– Make sure you enabled Full Page as replace mode.
– Try using require('wp-blog-header.php'); instead of your provided code.
– Try printing content by PHP (NOT raw HTML).
– Disable Caching plugins

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by Hassan.

[Hassan]

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[Hassan]

I added you to my Skype. Let me know when you were available.

You can also share server credential as a private reply so I can check it faster.

[Hassan]

The benefit is solving a problem, finding a bug or so on. It’s not a benefit if I say it doesn’t change and you say it certainly does.

No, it doesn’t change wp-config. If you want to change wp-admin then you should do it yourself.

A mad customer usually has nothing meaningful to say. You first need to claim him down, and let him understand you are not behind all of his problems. If he isn’t going to understand, you don’t have much to do.

You are added to Skype.

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Hassan.

[Hassan]

You can write any negative comment in Envato reviews. You already did that at its best. So here is for support queries. If you want to solve the problem please be polite and talk relevant.

I tested it again, you can test it, too. Create a post with an image while HMWP is active, then reset or disable HMWP and check out the post. If there is any other thing test it this way.

“It also does add a few lines of code in core files. OK?”
You are going to teach me how my plugin work. OK, where are those lines? Please note you didn’t discovered this plugin, you are not the only one who use that. You are only one of those 20,000 people who used this plugin since 2013. The interesting point is that all of your problems are new!

Anyway, if you cannot show those added lines to core or talk relevantly I don’t see any benefit to continue this discussion.

[Hassan]

As I said several times Hide My WP DOES NOT edit any file or folder.

Regarding /file, it was simply because you created that page using CornerStone when HMWP was active. You could just re-upload those images or use /file for new upload path.

HMPW does nothing with categories, nor with with page titles. These are common features of SEO plugins and premium themes. You have too many plugins do not think all of problems are caused by HMWP.

[Hassan]

Glad to here that. Not sure but try update_plugin permission or something like that.

[Hassan]

Yes, WPEngine removed any sign that we could know that is an Nginx server but that’s not problem. You should always see the code if you enter correct address in the addressbar.

I’m pretty sure it’s a plugin (or maybe a theme) conflict. The only way to know is disabling plugins one by one to find the incompatible plugin.

As an alternative, you can also create another WPEngine instance install HMWP with your favorite settings and then use its provided code to configure main website. Note that their settings should be identical.

[Hassan]

Yes, WPEngine removed any sign that we could know that is an Nginx server but that’s not problem. You should always see the code if you enter correct address in the addressbar.

I’m pretty sure it’s a plugin (or maybe a theme) conflict. The only way to know is disabling plugins one by one to find the incompatible plugin.

As an alternative, you can also create another WPEngine instance install HMWP with your favorite settings and then use its provided code to configure main website. Note that their settings should be identical.

[Hassan]

Hi-

Actually, CodeCanyon moderates items and it takes few days. Once we found a small bug we canceled moderation, fixed it and send it again as 5.5.1 so it should be available soon.

[Hassan]

Hi-

I tested it, you are right but it was not related to HMWP. I disabled HMWP and it was still there. It seems HMWP somehow bypass the error.

You have two option, disable each plugin one by one to find relevant plugin or simply continue using HMWP!

As more details, the problem was caused by this line in URL which limits search to certain categories:
?cat=1%2C428%2C107%2C100%2C268%2C444%2C89%2C

This means the bug may actually come from your theme. Here exactly:
<input name="cat" value="1,428,107,100,268,444,89," type="hidden">

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by Hassan.

[Hassan]

Hi-

The problem is related BuddyBoss Media! When HMWP (Hide other meta) want to remove some HTML comments it reach this line which is confusing and seems in valid:
<! - - #buddyboss-media-preview< / script *>

You have several options and all solve the problem:

[Hassan]

Hi-

The problem is related BuddyBoss Media! When HMWP (Hide other meta) want to remove some HTML comments it reach this line which is confusing and seems in valid:

[Hassan]

You need to refresh the site after resetting HMWP.

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