alby111

Hi doublesharp can you help us with this problem:
I would like to have a form for each individual product, so I need to add to the shortcode form a hidden dinamyc field with the name of the product
How can I assign a variable in a field of the Shortcode Form,
Assign a dynamic field

I m sorry I didnt see the question on top, “if I want to delete the record” , now I so it, and I press yes, and the code was deleted
I use WP 3.5 and your plugin works great!thanks a lot!

thanks for you quick response,
I placed the deny-all.htaccess and renamed .htaccess in /wp-content/plugins/bulletproof-security/admin/htaccess/
and the error is gone .

I do have the indication displayed in the Security Modes page, but I got confused with this line :
“Copies the file deny-all.htaccess to the BPS Master htaccess folder and renames the file name to just .htaccess”

Now everything seems to be OK but I steel have :

Your Current Root .htaccess file is NOT backed up yet
Your Current wp-admin .htaccess file is NOT backed up yet
Your BPS Master default.htaccess file is NOT backed up yet
Your BPS Master secure.htaccess file is NOT backed up yet
Your BPS Master wpadmin-secure.htaccess file is NOT backed up yet
Your BPS Master maintenance.htaccess file is NOT backed up yet
Your BPS Master bp-maintenance.php file is NOT backed up yet
Your BPS Master bps-maintenance-values.php file is NOT backed up yet

Is this because I used the manual way for DSO ?
Can I add this files in some folder so I have the files backed up in the place they are suppost to be ?

I placed
secure.htaccess -> In root Folder
wpadmin-secure.htaccess -> In wp-admin folder
deny-all.htaccess -> in /wp-content/bps-backup/
deny-all.htaccess -> /wp-content/bps-backup/master-backups

I change the names of all of them to .htaccess but I still get:

Deny All protection NOT activated for BPS Master /htaccess folder

I made also a htaccess /wp-content/bps-backup/master-backups/htaccess and placed the deny-all.htaccess and renamed .htaccess but I get the same error

One more if I may, you said another option is just to manually download the secure.htaccess file, wpadmin-secure.htaccess file and the deny-all.htaccess file and then just manually use FTP to upload the files to where they should be. I wonder after I download them where this files should be uploaded :

secure.htaccess -> ?
wpadmin-secure.htaccess -> ?
deny-all.htaccess -> ?

Thanks a lot for your new real quick response I use a VPS I will ask my hosting provider for the possibility of using CGI also , thanks again, real cool people you are =)

Hey !!! that was a so fast support that I have to say congratulations!
I wonder if the premiun also have the same problem with the DSO?

Server Type: Apache/2.0.64 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.0.64 OpenSSL/0.9.8e-fips-rhel5 mod_auth_passthrough/2.1 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 PHP/5.3.8

Operating System: Linux

Server API: apache2handler – Your Host Server is using DSO or another SAPI type.