• Resolved palko

    (@palko)


    Hello,
    im not sure how to configure Site Kit wp-config keys.
    I have found this in documentation see here

    It means, that before i install Site Kit i have to add inside wp-config.php 2 rows like this?

    define( ‘GOOGLESITEKIT_ENCRYPTION_KEY’, ‘k]6b/N2s)5n$o:Xt(GnaclQ)KZ??rw-,%XkejE+5P6X+c;U`VoYI];Ywv!CF4fl#’ );
    define( ‘GOOGLESITEKIT_ENCRYPTION_SALT’, ‘V0yi/Y;B+_[/,rv*V+)wRwhh|Jr_,T%zBCo_9~p,5xfjry*k4v2<~4d]py~DIO;e’ );

    And i have to add all these rows?
    see here

    Thank you in advance!

    • This topic was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by palko.

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  • Plugin Support James Osborne

    (@jamesosborne)

    Hi there @palko, thanks for reaching out. See answers below to your queries:

    It means, that before i install Site Kit i have to add inside wp-config.php 2 rows like this?…

    Ideally yes, before you install Site Kit you can add your own Site Kit constant keys, with your own string. This ensures that any changes to your regular WordPress constants (SALT Keys) won’t result in your site being disconnected from Site Kit.

    You can also add your own Site Kit constants with the snippet you provided after connecting Site Kit. Just be aware that you will need to reconnect Site Kit in order for these constants to be registered.

    And i have to add all these rows?
    see here

    No, you don’t need to change any of the existing constants, you just need to add the Site Kit constants below these existing keys within your wp-config file.

    Let me know if you have any questions with the above and I’d be happy to provide further clarity.

    Note also that the steps involved are only necessarily if you are regularly changing your standard WordPress SALT keys. It’s not a requirement to define your own Site Kit constant keys in order to use the plugin.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by James Osborne.
    Thread Starter palko

    (@palko)

    Thanks,

    i appreciate your quick answer.
    Everythings looks ok (no performance impact as someone write).

    Best regard, Palo

    Plugin Support James Osborne

    (@jamesosborne)

    Great to hear it! In that case I’ll close this support topic. Feel free to reach out if you have any further queries. If you’ve been a Site Kit user for some time now be sure to also share your plugin feedback.

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