jillebehm

Hi John,

great, thanks for checking it out!

Hi John,

a lot of plugins use a filter so 3th parties can change the permissions.
WP Rocket uses the following:

if ( ! current_user_can( apply_filters( 'rocket_capacity', 'manage_options' ) ) ) {

This way the default capability is ‘manage_options’, but I can change that by using the filter.

Changing plugin/core files should never be done, so I totally agree with that.

@wpsolutions : great, thanks! ??

@bdevitaly : is this about the problem that if you have configured another login page that it will always give a 404 when you try to go to the ‘new’ login page?

@wpsolutions @mbrsolution : I justed talked to WPML support and it looks indeed like the fix that bdevitaly states fixes the problem. So removing lines 185-191 from /wp-content/plugin/all-in-one-wp-security-and-firewall/classes/wp-security-process-renamed-login-page.php

@wpsolutions to answer your question:
– plugin folder name: sitepress-multilingual-cms
– main plugin filename: sitepress.php

Hi Vladimir,

great! Glad I could be of assistance ??

Hi,

thank you for your reply. It would be great if the plugin would be outputting the correct Nginx rules for all settings, just like it’s done with .htaccess and that the developer just needs to copy them to the server.

Keep up the good work on this great plugin!