Plugin Author
AITpro
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You would use BPS Custom Code to add and save that plugin’s htaccess code permanently. Each Custom Code text box has a description of what type of htaccess code goes in that particular Custom Code text box. This Custom Code video tutorial: http://forum.ait-pro.com/video-tutorials/#custom-code may be helpful to you to determine where the additional htaccess code goes. If you still have questions after watching the video tutorial then post what type of htaccess code it is. ie cache htaccess code, php handler htaccess code, redirect htaccess code, etc.
Thanks for quick response.
I want to add WP Rocket settings into .htaccess. It is cache plugin and when I activate it I get :
WP Rocket: If you had writing permissions on .htaccess file, WP Rocket could do this automatically. This is not the case, so here are the rewrite rules you have to put in your .htaccess file for WP Rocket to work correctly.
So I copy code and put in Custom Code root htaccess file / CUSTOM CODE TOP PHP/PHP.INI HANDLER/CACHE CODE:
Add php.ini handler and/or plugin cache code here
like suggested in video.
But I still get above message after save so I pressume I didnt do something good.
Cant I just paste code in current root htaccess file?
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
WP Rocket is probably doing an “Always On” check to see if the root htaccess file is writable/not locked. In other words, WP Rocket will always see that the root htaccess file is not writable. It might be that WP Rocket is doing a couple of checks something like this: if WP Rocket htaccess code actually exists in the root htaccess file then don’t bother to check if the root htaccess file is writable… or maybe not.
In any case, have you done all of the BPS Root Custom Code steps?
1. Copy and paste your htaccess code to the appropriate Root Custom Code text box.
2. Click the Save Root Custom Code button.
3. Go to the Security Modes page, click the Create secure.htaccess File AutoMagic button and activate Root folder BulletProof Mode.
Plugin Author
AITpro
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Cant I just paste code in current root htaccess file?
Yes you could do that, but the benefit of using Custom Code is that it is saved permanently. AutoMagic will use any code you have saved to Custom Code instead of the standard BPS htaccess code. Example: If you added your htaccess code directly into the root htaccess file and click the AutoMagic buttons at a later time then your code would be replaced with BPS standard htaccess code. If you use Custom Code your custom code is added to the root htaccess file anytime/everytime you click the AutoMagic buttons.
Thanks. I havent done steps 3.
Now message is gone and I can see custom code in .htaccess.
One more question.
I have Hide My WP plugin and to configure it I get:
You use BulletProof security plugin. To make it work correctly you need to configure Hide My WP manually.
Add these lines right before: RewriteCond REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f.
Where in custom code should I put those extra lines
Plugin Author
AITpro
(@aitpro)
1. Copy and paste the entire WP REWRITE LOOP START section of code from your root .htaccess file into the WP REWRITE LOOP START Custom Code text box text box.
2. Add the Hide My WP htaccess code after the WP Rewrite Loop Start htaccess code.
3. Click the Save Root Custom Code button.
4. Go to the Security Modes page, click the Create secure.htaccess File AutoMagic button and activate Root folder BulletProof Mode.
