No warning of the wrong password entered

Hi alllochka,

Thanks for your feedback and I’m happy to hear you are finding the plugin useful.

To your question – it’s not currently a feature. It’s something I would like to add though I just need to find the time.

In the meantime, one idea would be to edit the template file (See the section titled “How to override the login page template within your theme folder” on https://www.clevelandwebdeveloper.com/wordpress-plugins/hide-my-site/), and then add the following code to the top of the template file page:

<?php if($_POST['hwsp_motech']) : ?>
<script>
alert("Sorry, you entered the wrong password.");
</script>
<?php endif ?>

ClevelandWebDeveloper,

It worked, thank you.

Hi,
Thank you for an excellent plugin. Your code is well documented. When this goes into production I will definitely donate. For keyboard password entry it works flawlessly on my 4.4.2 multi-site with WooComerce.

I would like to use url query to set the parameter so that when directed from a authenticated site the user need not enter this site password. I can get a plugin to extract parameter but I don’t know how to pass it to form. Any help will be appreciated.

The target site is being only lightly secured so this pass through I envisage is OK for my comfort level.

Thank you.

Regards,

Madhu

Hi Madhu,

What I would do is first place a cookie if the url parameter is set as desired. Setting cookies can be complicated if you haven’t done it before, and the scope of how to do that is beyond this plugin.

But let’s assume for the sake of simplicity that you already set a cookie named “specialaccess”.

You could then find the line within index.php in the plugin folder, find where it says:

AND (empty($cookie_just_set))

and change this to:

AND (empty($cookie_just_set)) AND (empty($_COOKIE['specialaccess']))

Best,
Justin

Hi Justin,

Thanks a lot for your help. I will try this.

Best,

Madhu