I think you’ve got it backwards. Try order allow,deny deny from x.x.x.x allow from all That should block all URLs from that IP. And Limit Login Attempts http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/limit-login-attempts/ can be set to not email you with each lockout. Set the lockout timeouts to 9999 hours, too, which is the maximum setting. If things still don’t … Read more
I figured I’d just look in the Android application’s source code to see how it communicates. You can quickly see XML-RPC in the source. So another way to access the blog is using WordPress XML-RPC support. It was improved and enabled by default in version 3.5 very recently. I don’t understand why they brought it … Read more
Facebook grabs your site’s content by making an http request just like any other visitor, you’re forwarding any attempts to scrape your pages to the login page. You could try checking for the Facebook user agent to let their crawlers through, but anyone could masquerade as the Facebook bot and browse your site without logging … Read more
The CSS comes from wp-includes/css/buttons.css. Do not change this this file; it will be overridden during the next update. Create a separate plugin instead, or add some custom code to your theme’s functions.php, and hook into login_head: add_action( ‘login_head’, function() { ?> <style> .button { background: red !important; } </style> <?php });
Don’t bother with the simpleSessionGet, instead do what WordPress itself does and use a get parameter e.g. $current_url = $_SERVER[“SERVER_NAME”].$_SERVER[“REQUEST_URI”]; wp_redirect( get_permalink(37).’?redirect_to=’.$current_url); Then in your redirect, do something similar to: wp_redirect( $_GET[‘redirect_to’] );
You can use the wp-login.php?redirect_to option and build your URL like this: $url = home_url(); echo “<a href=\”” . $url . “/wp-login.php?redirect_to=” . $url . “\”>Click Here</a> to login”; I’m not sure where you are trying to do this so it may not suit your requirement but if you give more info I may be … Read more
Here is what you do to force registration on sub sites: /** * Require registration for comments on subsites too. */ function ourcomments_pre_option_comment_registration( $value ) { return 1; } add_filter( ‘pre_option_comment_registration’, ‘ourcomments_pre_option_comment_registration’, 10, 1 ); To only show social buttons for login something like this can be used: /** * Hide login fields. Only social … Read more
This does indeed sound like a cache problem. Plugins on the server side will cache the site for faster serving, while your own browser does its own caching to not have to repeatedly download the same web content. In WordPress, any caching plugin should have a “clear cache” button, and your browser cache should have … Read more
Login pages are not made of wood and continuous attacks do not weaken them. The whole point of having strong passwords is that however many attacks are performed against the user the probability of successful guess in your lifetime is zero. Best way to protect your user accounts are by having strong password. If you … Read more
After 6 hours of trial and error, I deleted my site, uploaded an older version of wordpress, made a new database, re-named the plugin folder (so that there would be no plugins), and uploaded my most recent database back-up..and then it worked. I was able to login and all my page were restored. The problem … Read more