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# BEGIN CUSTOM CODE WPADMIN TOP # Use BPS wp-admin Custom Code to modify/edit/change this code and to save it permanently. ErrorDocument 401 default AuthType Basic AuthName "Secure Area" AuthUserFile...
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wp-admin htaccess File Custom Code Steps 1. Enter your custom code in the appropriate wp-admin Custom Code text box. 2. Click the Save wp-admin Custom Code button to save your wp-admin custom code. 3....
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Thanks, all fine on one site, another just gives loop redirects, so i,ll get in touch with hosting don’t think it is there suggestion ErrorDocument 401 default
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See my mistake, using this code no need to use Cpanel, it auto generates it for me.
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1. You would first setup wp-admin directory password protection in your InMotion Host control panel (or resave your settings). When you do that htaccess code will be written to the top of your...
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Thank you VERY much for your prompt response!! I just went through the steps and everything appears to be working perfectly. I will go ahead and do this with the other sites which have the attempted...
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Where is the “Go” button to actually write to /home3/hostaccount/public_html/php.ini ?? I believe I have that path set in the right places and I have done the 1-2 to save options, but...
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You save file paths in the File Manager and the label/description you give for that file / file path will be displayed in the drop down select box for the File Editor. You would select that file...
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Got it! Doing what you had just posted has definitely changed my all-domains-use-it php.ini file as desired and right where it is. And now, and since I do still have a bit of red showing, certain...
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Not sure what you are saying here – “I do still have a bit of red showing, certain other changes must need to be done via manual edits, yes”. Are you seeing an error message? If so, what is the...
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Oh no, all is well with BPS, and I was referring mostly to something like this that apparently I must edit manually “by removing the semi-colon…”: disable_functions The recommended PHP functions are...
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Yep, once you add / change all the recommended custom php.ini file settings then the status displays will go from Red to Green. Since you already have an existing custom php.ini file then you would...
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Oops, I was wrong in saying my php.ini file had been changed. It does show a change of FileSize after doing what I have done so far, but its content is still identical to the BlueHost default. So, I...
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Re-run the Wizards again without uninstalling BPS Pro. That should automatically take care of things. If you are still seeing new php errors then uninstall and reinstall BPS Pro and run the Wizards...
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When someone logs into your website they are logging into wp-admin. See these forum topic links below for how to protect your login page and not reveal login names:...
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I was a bit surprised that this re-installation did automatically over-write my existing domain-root .htaccess file and showed none of my BPS Free entries in the .htaccess Custom Code boxes, but...
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Oh wait, I know what probably happened. I advised you to uninstall/reinstall BPS Pro so if you did that then all of your Custom Code database options would have been deleted. I forgot to mention...
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Good Day AITpro Admin Thank you for the quick response. May I ask a question for clarification? Are you saying that when one logs into my website, he/she also at the same time logs into my admin...
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WordPress uses a database that has authentication. When a user registers or logs into your website they are authenticating/connecting to your WordPress database. A user could be sent/redirected to...
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If you are new to WordPress then I recommend starting here: http://codex.wordpress.org/Getting_Started_with_WordPress
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