Code Machine

Hello,

Currently, there is no way to add custom constants/variables through the form.

However, you can edit them manually using the RAW editor

Upcoming releases would have support for custom variables/constants

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AHMeD

Could you please send me one link with one negative story so I can enhance the Plugin for others to use? It would be great to say negative things just with a prove, not just words.

The Plugin can be uninstalled and deleted and there is no any effect from doing so

It also weird to ask the Plugin author who is developed the negative stories about the good stories.

So if it would help you, yes you can uninstall it safly

I’m sorry I just forget to tell where the Backup file is located

There is a sub directory created under wp-content directory. This sub directory name would looks like wcfe-061dab63d20b44338d99d770b6c6cc04. wcfe- would be static for every installation while the hash number “061dab63d20b44338d99d770b6c6cc04” would be changed on every installation.

Under that directory there would be a file named “wp-config-backup.php”.

The encoded content would be on line 8

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by Code Machine.

OK

There is another get around solution

Here is the steps:

1. Please open the backup file through FTP
2. Please select and copy, the encoded content.

The encoded content would looks like “return array( ‘content’ => ‘PD9waHAKLy……=’ )

You should copy all text that start from ‘PD9’ until the ‘=’ symbol

Your encoded data might looks different, I’m just given an example.

3. Open your browser and go to https://www.base64decode.org/
4. Paste the code your just copied into the first text box that lay down underneath “Decode from Base64 format” text
5. Click Decode
6. The decoded content would be generated down on the next text box
7. Using FTP client open wp-config.php for edit and clear all the content inside
8. Copy and Paste the decoded config file you get from https://www.base64decode.org/ in place of the old text
9. Save the file

Hope that helps

Thanks
AHMeD

Hello,

You don’t need to delete the Plugin as the Plugin already modified wp-config.php file and the error would be presented until wp-config.php file changes reverted back.

This Plugin is sending Backup link to the logged in user email address.

The Backup link is valid for 3 days from the changes.

Please check out the email address that linked to the WordPress used you used to make the changes. Also check the JUNK folder

Please let me know if you found that email

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AHMeD

Hello,

I believe there is nothing to do anything if its not being fixed by your host provider however you might try to set it from htaccess file if its not worked then they just CLAIMED and you might contact them again and you don’t then need to do anything else, they must set it from their side

You might try add the following line in .htaccess file

php_value max_input_vars 3000

If it doesn’t work so you need to contact them again

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AHMeD

Hello,

Did you managed to get this solved?

If no please open WP Config Dashboard using Chrome browser, open Development Tools (F12), click on Save Button and finally copy, and past any error printed out on the Error Console

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AHMeD

Hi,

max_input_vars can only be changed from php.ini and htaccess files

This Plugin is to edit wp-config.php file only

That says you cannot set max_input_vars using this Plugin, try to find any other plugin that allows you to change htaccess file

NOTE: Shared host almost disable setting max_input_vars from htaccess too, so you need to check with your shared host provider before trying to edit htaccess file

Hope that helps

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AHMeD

WP Config File Editor Plugin 1.6.5 and later versions are tested on PHP version 7.0

MYSQL extension is the Application Programming Interface drive we use to connect to the database.

WP Config File Editor Plugin is relying on WordPress libraries to connect to the database

However WP Config File Editor Plugin is using MYSQL and MYSQLI only to test wp-config.php file’s database parameters.

The error you got from compability check Plugin is completely FALSE as WP Config File Editor check for the existance of MYSQL extension before using it.

Hope that make sense

Thanks
AHMeD

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by Code Machine.

I don’t think its a general issue.

Seems like the ajax request is blocked somehow

Do you have any Security Plugin installed?

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AHMeD

I just get this issue fixed on version 1.6.7

Please try to re-install

I just get this issue fixed on version 1.6.7

Please try to re-install

We just discovered the issue

I will make another release today for the issue you reported + check WordPress compatibility

I will send you another message once I uploaded the new release

Thank you !
AHMeD

Hi,

Thanks for the message

It seems like there is issue on the package that www.remarpro.com automatically creating for wp-config-file-editor Plugin.

I just contacted them and would response as soon as I get their reply.

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AHMeD

Hey

I’m sorry for the delay I was little ill for few months.

Its WordPress responsibility to Download, Extract and install Plugins. Plugins are not yet not involved before they’re already installed

This might be error on the downloaded package (may be network error) or might be permission error that prevent WordPress from copying files into Plugins directory

Did you managed to sort this issue?

Please let me know !

Thanks
AHMeD