How to check if features are in-use?

  • Resolved Carl Gross

    (@carlgross)


    4 years, 10 months ago

    Hello,

    I have recently become the admin a site with this plugin installed. The plugin description claims that the plugin does the following:

    1. Changes the URLs for WordPress dashboard areas including login, admin and more
    2. Changes the WordPress database table prefix
    3. Changes wp-content path

    How can I check if these are actually enabled and implemented on my site? I had a quick look through the plugin settings but couldn’t find any mention of these.

    Thanks in advance.

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  • 1 and 3 can be checked from the frontend.

    (1) If https://feedxl.com/wp-admin takes you to the login page the iTSec plugin Hide Backend module is not enabled.

    (3) Once landed on the site home page simply use the browsers’ inspector to inspect the html in the <head></head> section of the home page.
    If there are <link> tags with href attributes pointing to wp-content then the iTSec plugin has not changed the wp-content directory.

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    In the WordPress Dashboard you can check all three from the Security/Settings menu option. By default only Recommended modules are displayed on the Settings page. Click on the Advanced link in the top right corner to get the Advanced modules displayed:

    1. Hide Backend
    2. Change Database Table Prefix
    3. Change Content Directory

    Click on each modules’ Configure Settings button to find out whether its functionality has been applied/enabled or not.

    Thread Starter Carl Gross

    (@carlgross)

    >> . Click on the Advanced link in the top right corner to get the Advanced modules displayed:

    Ah OK, I didn’t see that. Clicking it, I can now see all the options I mentioned. Thanks. We can consider this resolved.

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