There is an issue when the mode activated
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Hi there.
There is an issue when the maintenance mode is activated.
for example we have a domain.
we activate the mode to maintenance
we can access the site via http://www.domain.com/wp-admin or etc…
when we type an other character or number after the wp-admin;
the website opening a Nothing Found Page on the wp-admin. And this movement opening directly the front-end website.for example:
http://www.domain.com/wp-admin12345 link opening the maintenance mode activated website.this is a big trouble.
can you fix it?
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hello again.
i checked again with different websites and all of has the same issue.
i am writing again the issue by steps.
1-install your plugin any wordpress website.
2-activate the plugin.
3-log-out admin panel.
4-the front-end website on the maintenance. thats ok for now.
you can see it on this screenshot.
https://i.hizliresim.com/ERnqjA.jpg5-close the browser, if you want to clean all of browser cache. but doesn’t meter.
6-open a new browser. type “your website name” + “/wp-login” on browser address bar. or “/wp-login.php12345” or “/wp-login.php,,,,,,,”
you can see it on this screenshot.
https://i.hizliresim.com/ZEgVv3.jpgSo,
http://www.domain.com is ok, in maintenance.
http://www.domain.com/wp-login.php is ok, this is login pagebut what we type after “/wp-login” this action open the front-end site.
is this understandable?
Thanks for interest :]
Hello @gecedergi,
Now I get it, but in your first comment you said /wp-admin … not /wp-login.php. That’s why I couldn’t reproduce the issue. 🙂
You can delete “wp-login” & “login” from plugin’s settings > General > Exclude list.
Maybe in a future version I’m gonna try to make a better exclude system, but right now this is how it works.
Thanks.
Later edit: after you delete that rules from Exclude list, everything should be fine.
@gecedergi: well… the exclude list is not really public, so you have to guess the excluded slugs/pages (if you want to bypass the maintenance page).
Anyway, what you want/need is to exclude a page only if it is an exact match. By default… the plugin is not doing this, but you can use
wpmm_is_excludedfilter.Here’s an example:
// put the code in functions.php of your active theme (or child theme, if you use) function wpmm_exclude_exact_match($is_excluded, $excluded_list) { $request_uri = isset($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']) ? trim($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '/') : ''; $ip_address = isset($_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) ? $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] : ''; // $excluded_list is the list from plugin's settings foreach ($excluded_list as $item) { $item = trim($item, '/'); if (empty($item)) { // just to be sure :-) continue; } if ($request_uri === $item || $ip_address === $item) { return true; break; } } return false; } add_filter('wpmm_is_excluded', 'wpmm_exclude_exact_match', 99, 2);I think I will introduce the exact match option in a future version of the plugin. 🙂
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