Hello!
Do you’ve BPS Plugin installed!
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/residual-bps-settings-still-cause-install-to-hang?replies=3
The fields on the video is exists on the PRO edition only. FREE edition has only ‘Name’ field.
Thread Starter
lucein
(@lucein)
Hello,
I did have BPS installed and I found a post that talked about adding a couple of lines tot he BPS to allow the install. Which I did but after the install I get the behavior that I reported.
I since then I have reverted and removed BPS and tried re installing your plugin but get the same result.
is there a way to completely remove your plugin from the DB or force your plugin to re initiate the DB install?
please advise.
Hello,
Ok, you had Bullet Proof Security plugin deactivated, but unfortunately it doesn’t matter if you simply deactivate it, because the wp-admin/htaccess file created by BPS with all those hardened rules still exists. Check via FTP, if the .htaccess file contains Bullet Proof Security header information.
If this seems to be the case, you will need to activate the BPS plugin again and let BPS recreate the default WP .htaccess file to overwrite its own BPS one.
Hope that helps.
Damian
Thread Starter
lucein
(@lucein)
I did what you said and installed BPS again, having it create the default htacess file for the root, but the only option for the wp-admin is to delete it inside bps.
after removing the htacess from the wp-admin dir and replacing the root htaccess with what is below. I still have the same behavior. I even removed BPS and still see the same behavior.
New Code Block button opens a popup that only has a name field, but create does nothing on the page.
htacess file in the root of the server currently:
curr# BULLETPROOF DEFAULT .HTACCESS
# If you edit the line of code above you will see error messages on the BPS Security Status page
# WARNING!!! THE default.htaccess FILE DOES NOT PROTECT YOUR WEBSITE AGAINST HACKERS
# This is a standard generic htaccess file that does NOT provide any website security
# The DEFAULT .HTACCESS file should be used for testing and troubleshooting purposes only
# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>
# END WordPress
please advise
Please keep in mind that this is outside the scope of free support, however I can take a brief look a little later. Please send email to: [email protected]
