John Darrel

Hey,

I’ve created a trial on WPMUDEV and installed the Domain Mapping and ITheme Security and seems to work just fine.

Just in case, if there are any issues we can help you fix them. If we can’t, we will refund you the money.

Enjoy!
John

Hey,

These teste are for Hide my WP PRO plugin:

I checked WordPress MU with Domain Mapping and it works.
I checked with iThemes Security Plugin and it works

I noticed that iThemes Security Plugin can not install if the admin path is changed (some plugin small bug), but after the plugin iThemes Security Plugin is installed you can change the admin path.

iThemes Security Plugin is a good plugin and I will test it for speed and security. Thank for letting me know about it.

Note: The tests are for the Premium version of the plugin.
The free version of Hide my WordPress if not working with WordPress Multisite.

Regards,
John

Hey,

Thank you for your interest in Hide my WP plugin. It should work, but just in case, I’ll check the compatibility with iThemes Security Plugin and Domain Mapping and get back to you.

Regards,
John

The free version of the plugin doesn’t work for Wp multisite.

I will check why it let you set it up.

John

Hey Stacy,

Got it. I will add the link in the answer. Thank you for the notice.

You’ll find the PRO version at:
https://wpplugins.tips/hide_my_wp_pro

Best regards,
John

Hey Stacy,

If the plugin can not add the config because wp-config.php or .htaccess aren’t writable, you’ll see the code you have to add manually after you click Save.

The backup if for safety. In case of an issue, you’ll know how to fix it in just a minute.

Regards,
John

The problem was solved. Thanks

The plugin uses the WordPress functions to modify the .htaccess and wp-config.php files

To fix it is simple if you have the FTP access:

1. Go to root and find the wp_config.php file, edit it and remove the line with
define( ‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’ ….

2. Now, remove the plugin directory /wp-content/plugins/hide-my-wp

Done. It should be back online.

Note: It is important to remember the safe code to avoid these steps but following these steps will remove the custom cookie path

Best regards,
John

Hey Bloohair,

The above issue was fixed. Did you follow the instructions?
Did you use the safe parameter?

Have you tried with:
http: //domainname/wp-login.php? hmw_disable = your_code

If you contact me on support email I will help you asap. We are online and we can help you fix it.

Email me at [email protected] and I will guide you through

Best regards,
John

Hey,

This is strange, save_mod_rewrite_rules is a WordPress function since WP 1.5

I made an upgrade and it should work for you now.

Best regards,
John

Hey Raffiella,

Is definitely a plugin conflict but it should work even with that. Or I’ll make it work.

I made some changes based on your request and add an upgrade version 1.1.003

If you give it a try, hope this will fix the issue.

Regards,
John

Hey Raffiella,

The plugin should work if you set it with /admin and /login. We didn’t have any issues with it before

If you don’t remember the safe parameter from the plugin and you have Cpanel access, go to root and fins wp_config.php,
edit it and remove the line with
define( ‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’ ….

Rename the hide_my_wp plugin directory in /wp-content/plugins/ so that the plugins whouldn’t hide the wp-admin path

Save it and it should be back from where you left it.

Let me know if you managed to fix it

John

Hey,

Please upgrade and test it again. Thanks

John

Thanks for your feedback, I’ll check and fix it in the next upgrade.

Regards,
John