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[Hassan]

Sorry, I’m not experienced enough with server configurations. It could be easier. Disable the plugin and go to Settings Menu > Permalink. If you could enable WP permalinks and it works in your site this means mod_rewrite is enabled. If not you need to contact your host support to enable it for you.

[Hassan]

It was just added to latest version. Download it from this forum 🙂

[Hassan]

First make sure you followed ‘Quick Fix Guide’ located in start tab.

If it doesn’t help it means you have a customized htaccess or a multi-theme environment (e.g. a maintenance plugin). In those cases please provide login details and I do my best to fix the problem.

[Hassan]

Strange. Is it possible to provide login details so I can take a deeper look.

[Hassan]

No problem, just please provide login details plus a FTP account and I’ll do it for you 🙂

[Hassan]

Hi-

You’re right, since 4 days ago I work hard to fix this issue in new version.

Please download the latest version of 2.11 [fixed] from this forum.

Now W3TC comments will be removed automatically by default for all untrusted users.

PS:
HMWP won’t remove W3TC debug details if you enabled it. (All users can see it)

[Hassan]

Sorry for such a long delay, I was working on new version. 😐

If it was online I could take a look and try different possibilities.

First make sure this works, if not means our path are wrong:
http://xx/new/plugins/1e08d426/admin/timthumb.php?src=http://xx/new/wp-content/fancygallery/1/2/xx.jpg

Now try these other possibilities:
http://xx/new/plugins/1e08d426/admin/timthumb.php?src=../../../../fancygallery/1/2/xx.jpg

http://xx/new/plugins/1e08d426/admin/timthumb.php?src=../../../fancygallery/1/2/xx.jpg

http://xx/new/plugins/1e08d426/admin/timthumb.php?src=../../fancygallery/1/2/xx.jpg

If one of above works means we found the solution and only need a rule to replace old URLs with new ones.

Also try this one, (the same but removed %2F from second part)
timthumb.php?src[equal]http%3A%2F%2Fxx%2Fnew%2Fwp-content%2Ffancygallery%2F = timthumb.php?src[equal]../../../fancygallery/

I haven’t experience with mod_security but error 500 usually means your htaccess syntax is wrong.

[Hassan]

Changelog

New Feature: Login parameter ‘hide_my_wp’ is now changeable!
Improvement: W3 Total Cache Minify module works now! (Read FAQs)
Improvement: Better blocking of CMS finder tools
Improvement: W3TC credit text will be removed automatically (for untrusted users)
Improvement: Presstrends code added
Bug Fix: Log out problem in some environments
Bug Fix: Warning message appeared in some environments
Bug Fix: A number of fixes in helper class

[Hassan]

Hi-

Well, as I said in that FAQ TimThumb doesn’t support virtual addresses so you can’t change it to new name ‘gal’. Instead, you have to use relative URLs. Something like below:

http://xx/new/plugins/1e08d426/admin/timthumb.php?src=../../../fancygallery/

Therefor, you should have following in Replace in HTML:
timthumb.php?src[equal]http%3A%2F%2Fxx%2Fnew%2Fwp-content%2Ffancygallery%2F = timthumb.php?src[equal]..%2F..%2F..%2Ffancygallery%2F

You can still use ‘gal’ name by renaming fancygallery folder in wp-content and using this rule:
timthumb.php?src[equal]http%3A%2F%2Fxx%2Fnew%2Fwp-content%2Ffancygallery%2F = timthumb.php?src[equal]..%2F..%2F..%2Fgal%2F

But you may have difficulties in admin section as Replace in HTML doesn’t work in backend.

PS:
You can always use New Upload Path or Replace URLs to change other (non-TimThumb) URLs.

[Hassan]

Yes, it seems correct just change Redirect type to break.

[Hassan]

Hello,

WPE uses Nginx web server and it has no htaccess file. Instead, Nginx users should have write access to Nginx config file. WPEngine does not allow this but you can add Nginx rules via redirect section in your WPEngine panel.

First click on Nginx configuration in Start tab. If you don’t see it go to following address:
http://domain-wp.com/wp-admin/options-general.php?page=hide_my_wp&nginx_config=1
(In multi-site add &nginx_config=1 to the end HMWP settings URL)

Next, go to ‘Redirection’ menu in your WPE panel and add each line of Nginx configuration rules as a redirection rule. Source and destination separated with a space. First is source and second is destination. Use ‘break’ type as ‘last’.

Read more below (see last example):
http://support.wpengine.com/redirect/

[Hassan]

You’re right! It was not a multi-site issue. I just fixed it 🙂

The fixed file was attached. (Change .txt to .php)

PS:
If you could wait for few hours you can test v2.1 beta.

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[Hassan]

I also tested Genesis framework and there was not any issue with it. I think the problem is minify option in W3TC.

However, it should be fixed in future version but now you can leave New Style Name (located in permalink tab) blank or disable minify option in W3TC. Note that HMWP can minify and cache main style file without any third-party plugin but it’s not as perfect as W3TC.

If you see URLs in your source code this FAQ may be really helpful!

Anyway, if you couldn’t configure it yourself just please provide required info privately and I’ll do it for you 🙂

در امان خدا 😉

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