From the two .htaccess files you posted I can’t see how your site is working at all?! If you request example.com/ (the document root) then the second rule in the root .htaccess file rewrites the request directly to /subdirectory/index.html (not index.php). If /subdirectory/index.html exists then the (non-WordPress) file is served, otherwise see #2 If you … Read more
I’ve found a solution. The WordPress made from AWS Lightsail instance image is bitnami WordPress. And the bitnami WordPress is disabled Basic Authentication as default. So it needs some modification on /opt/bitnami/apps/WordPress/conf/httpd-app.conf to enable Basic Authentication. This modification is adding 3 lines below. RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{HTTP:Authorization} ^(.*) RewriteRule ^(.*) – [E=HTTP_AUTHORIZATION:%1] The httpd-app.conf ended … Read more
I would setup two WP installations at: /consumers/ /business/ Then you just need to share the theme between the two, adding switch statements to a single installation or trying to amend the rewrite structure can get messy quickly. The example.com homepage can just be a simple HTML page allowing the customer to link between the … Read more
OK. It appears it was a cookie path problem. I eventually solved it by adding @define( ‘ADMIN_COOKIE_PATH’, “https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/” ); to the start of wp-config.php – as suggested by AppFlak. The vital clue came from monitoring the output of wp_parse_auth_cookie() under various states. Thanks for the ideas, guys! Makes it a lot easier with extra brains … Read more
A quick fix could be to change the permissions on your .htaccess file so if you change settings in WordPress, it’ll show you what you need to manually change your .htaccess to since it won’t have direct write access to the file anymore.
Due to WP admin architecture this would be really inconvenient list to compile and maintain reliably. My best educated guess is that many (but possibly not all and not just) of these files would need to require admin bootstrap (wp-admin/admin.php) to function. I ran a quick search on respective directive with following results: C:\server\www\dev\wordpress\src>ack –files-with-matches … Read more
WordPress trims off the forward slash when import
WordPress URL/Folder ReWrite using Htaccess
You can use the define(‘FORCE_SSL_LOGIN’, true); options provided by WP. You just have to add the line in wp-config.php. Here is the link to wordpress codex, in case that you need more examples.
Rather than change .htaccess, move the index.php up to root, open it, and change: require( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/wp-blog-header.php’ ); to: require( dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/wp/wp-blog-header.php’ ); In Settings, your WordPress address should be http://example.com/wp, and Site address should be http://example.com. This process is outlined in the Codex page Giving WordPress Its Own … Read more