Atulo
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BulletProof Security] htaccess username and passwordHi AITPro,
Sincere thanks for all of your help with this problem. I’ll check that out.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BulletProof Security] htaccess username and passwordHi AITpro,
I don’t recall setting up directory password protection from within the Web Host Control panel. Although, my provider may have done using my username and password for my account. I’m not sure.
I basically used the AutoMagic buttons on BPS to set up htaccess protection. I activated bulletproof mode for the root folder and for the wp-admin folder. I activated ‘Deny All htaccess Folder Protection For The BPS Master htaccess Folder’. I also activated ‘Deny All Access’ for the BPS backups folder.
The only other security plugin I have installed is Wordfence, I don’t think it does anything with htaccess.
I thought that the htaccess files I created with BPS might have a username and password.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [BulletProof Security] htaccess username and passwordHi AIT Pro,
Sincere thanks for your quick response. I really appreciate your help. This is the text at the bottom of the settings page for BackWPUp…
Http basic authentication
Is your blog behind a http basic authentication (.htaccess)? Then you must set the username and password four authentication.
Username:
Password:Here is my system info…
Server Type: Apache
Operating System: Linux
Server API: cgi-fcgi – Your Host Server is using CGII’ve noticed that the backups I’ve been doing have only been backing up the database. I thought that I had to put in the username and password in order to get the files to back up as well. So, I asked about the username and password for that reason. Any ideas?
Thanks again for your help.
~Atulo Bhikkhu
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Form Manager] [Plugin: WordPress Form Manager] responsive formHi Hoffcamp,
I was just writing a post about the same thing. I think he means that when you shrink your screen down to cellphone size, some of the form gets lopped off. This fellow (address at the bottom of the post) has made a workaround by changing the CSS. Would it be possible to alter the CSS in upcoming releases so that you can view the forms on a cellphone?
Thanks again for the great plugin!
https://gordonruby.blogspot.ca/2012/06/how-to-make-responsive-forms-in.html
Any idea when version 2 might come out? I’m looking forward to that datepicker too.
You can also just turn error reporting off. I put in…
error_reporting(0);
…on line 2.