Carl
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Progressive WordPress (PWA)] manifest.json in sub folderHi Nico,
You may check my development environment at dev.carlconrad.net. wp-config.php sides in the home folder but WordPress is installed in a /wordpress/ sub-folder. The manifest only responds to https://dev.carlconrad.net/wordpress/pwp-manifest.json
Regards,
CarlForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Progressive WordPress (PWA)] manifest.json in sub folderHi Nico,
Unless I’m wrong, you refer to the manifest file using ABSPATH:
public $manifest_path = ABSPATH . 'pwp-manifest.json';
but, under certain circumstances (when WordPress is not installed in the root folder), ABSPATH does not reflect the root folder.Regards,
CarlHello,
You are right, the screenshots were a bit outdated. New screenshots have just been uploaded.
Regarding CORS, it is planned and should be pushed out soon.
Thanks for your comments.
CarlForum: Plugins
In reply to: [HTTP headers to improve web site security] No HSTS headerHello, this is often due to chache plug-ins that rewrite the page headers.
The latest update addresses this issue by providing you the content to insert in the .htaccess file.
Carl
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Mautic for WooCommerce] Plugin is working! ….AlmostSorry for the late reply, you are right. It is fixed in the latest update posted (0.4.3).
Carl
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HTTP headers to improve web site security] No HSTS headerHello, the update released today addresses this issue by providing you the content to insert in the .htaccess file.
Carl
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HTTP headers to improve web site security] Version 2.3.3 ChangelogHi,
You are right.
Issue 1 is fixed.
Issue 2 will be addressed.
Thanks for your comment.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [HTTP headers to improve web site security] No HSTS headerHello,
Sorry to read this. This is often due to cache plug-ins that rewrite the headers without taking care of their content.
Carl
Hello, yes, it is (unfortunately) not the first time I notice that cache plug-ins simply strip and replace the headers from the pages.
Hi Kennet,
The simpliest way to do is to browse your web site with the browser’s console open and CSP activated. Your site will look crappy but you will see the CSP related issues you need to fix.
Regards,
CarlHello,
The easy debugging way is to browse your web site with the console of your browser open. You will see what goes wrong with your web site.
Regards,
CarlForum: Plugins
In reply to: [HTTP headers to improve web site security] Multisite network configuration?Hello, thanks for mentionning this aspect. I will check hat it implies to support this behaviour.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [HTTP headers to improve web site security] Perfectly pitchedThank you for your comments. I’ll check SSL Labs.
Carl
As the plug-in strictly follows the specification, there is no reason you should not be able to do so. This said, you can also see the report in the browser’s console.