Are you sure you have typed the correct login URL?
Can you please tell me your website address? I may able to find your ‘correct’ login URL.
Thanks Handoko. I have definitely got the correct URL – I can’t give you it here as it’s a live website for a client but it goes something like this:
http://www.domain.com/site/xxxxxx
/site/ is the folder the site is located in on the server
xxxxxx is the six digit code I added
I take it there’s not .php or anything to add at the end?
Okay, it seems you installed the site in a WordPress Multisite environment, isn’t it?
I can perform some tests to find your login URL. I need the domain name to perform the tests. I won’t know the login URL if I don’t make any tests (hacking attempts).
It’s okay if you have your reasons not to make it public. I guess your issue happens because you’re using a multisite environment. After you enabled the hide backend, you normally can only login using:
http://www.domain.com/xxxxxx
Note:
– xxxxxx is your login slug (six digit code)
– don’t use /site
– don’t use .php
No, it’s not a multisite environment, single WP site on the domain with the installation in a folder called /site/
That’s the problem.
If I’m not wrong, the plugin won’t work correctly if your website isn’t installed on a main or sub domain. Did you set the /site/ as a sub domain? Or perhaps (later) you may need to make it a multisite.
For now, I only can recommend you to remove the plugin. You can not simply delete it because it won’t work. Here has all the information you may need, especially the item no. 1:
http://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/after-log-in-screen-goes-blank
Ah, then that plugin won’t work for me at all as I have to have WP in a folder since I have other folders on the site for non-wordpress development etc.
I’m using WP Stealth Login for obscuring the login URL which seems to working quite well.
p.s. I have the better WP security plugin working for other things though which seem to be quite good, just not working on the login URL hide function.
So I assume I can still leave it enabled and use another plugin for hiding the login URL, although I realise that it means more plugins and more issues potentialy.
Sure, you should keep the plugin. It is really a great security plugin.
For login securiy I recommend you Login Security Solution plugin. I don’t use it, but it seems to be a good one and I like the author actively provides helps in the support forum.
Ok, thanks for that – I will check out the Login Security Solution.
Thank you for your help this week!
