Option to work without modifying .htaccess file?

  • Hi, thank you for the solid plugin. It has few minor issues, but I’ll talk about them in separate topics.

    I see that this plugin always modifies my .htaccess files, even with rules that I don’t really need. This makes me nervous, as I want to have full control over what and how modifies it. Especially WP plugins.

    Your plugin does not really need htaccess mods to work. In fact, many other similar plugins don’t do it. So, why does this plugin do it? What if I was using non-compatible server that does not support htaccess? Think about it. At least, give us the option to disable it in Settings.

    Also, this line in your htaccess code breaks my htaccess syntax highlighter in the code editor, apparently because of strayed/non-closed double quote:

    RewriteCond %{HTTP:Profile} !^[a-z0-9\"]+ [NC]

    Thanks!
    Regards

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  • Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    the rule is correct.

    Thread Starter Darko A7

    (@darko-a7)

    Hi, thank you for your reply about htaccess rule.
    And what about original question and option not to modify htaccess in the first place?

    Regards

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    the htaccess is modified when the settings of wpfc is saved. is it a problem for you?

    Thread Starter Darko A7

    (@darko-a7)

    It’s just that my htaccess file is already big enough ??

    At least, give us the option for now not to modify it, I don’t care about compatibility things it provides, as I don’t run those plugins/services.

    Later, when you come up with smarter solution and avoid htaccess thing, you may remove the option as a temporary solution/measure.

    Thanks!

    Plugin Author Emre Vona

    (@emrevona)

    but as I said that the htaccess is modified when the settings of wpfc is saved.
    you don’t need to change the settings of wp fastest cache often.

    Thread Starter Darko A7

    (@darko-a7)

    That is true ??
    But, still… when I debug some things, I tend to turn of caching.

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