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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] Why the change? 4.0I’m still up to my neck in projects – you can always download 3.0.0 from the developer tab and re-upload it to get stealth back. The full history of the plugin is available there.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] trying to understand how it worksThis plugin is not intended for sites with registration. Adding users is inherently insecure.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] I miss the cloaked url'sI forgot to post the link to 3.3.0:
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/stealth-login-page.3.0.0.zip
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] I miss the cloaked url'sThank you for your review!
I would, too, to stop the support tickets, but you can stay at 3.0 for now. It’s not WP 3.6 friendly, though, so if your session times out, you’ll be redirected. That’s why I did 4.0 this way. I’m working on 4.1
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] Feature suggestion (reserved words)Yes, that’s what it was doing before Heartbeat API, but people with member plugins were saying it was jacking them up because of their custom URLs for membership stuff. I may just count them in the vast minority and send them on their way to another plugin.
Gotta keep things simple to be effective.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] Feature suggestion (reserved words)That’s some of the best feedback to date. Thank you. That would certainly be an interesting way to approach this problem.
I’m not quite sure how to do that, but I am looking further into options to enable/disable the URL filtering for those situations/plugins so if someone has a member site, those still work (along with something up my sleeve that I want to explore).
Essentially, I’m going to have to bring back the URL stealth for people, allow them to additionally add another code if they so choose, and have THAT URL and form appear when Heartbeat API times out because it currently attempts to bring up wp-login.php, which I’ve been able to unhook, so I need only filter it to use the stealth login since it would appear for those already in the dashboard.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] Need Some ClarificationAnswered in the other thread that already had a response from the community.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] Why the change? 4.0dvascheta is correct, nootkan. This is for people who want a secure site and having open registrations is inherently insecure because you must have an open login form, however there are additional options coming.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] Why the change? 4.0Thank you. I’ve got a good portion of the code in place now – just launching sites to pay the bills and then I’ll make 4.1.0 something everyone will like.
Bugsland, if you remove “required” from the input fields in the setings-page.php file, then the page should save with empty fields.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Custom Post Type and Taxonomy GUI Manager] Delete Custom TaxonomyYou need only go to your wp_term_taxonomy table and delete it there.
Forum: Reviews
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] Works Exactly as DescribedThanks for the 5-star review.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] "Email authorization code to admin" bugLike I said, the enable checkbox must be working for the e-mail to work and it’s not in place at the moment. The e-mail action is tied to the enable check and the checkbox isn’t being checked by the system. “Checked” as in “looked at.”
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] "Email authorization code to admin" bugInteresting. I noticed with a ticket yesterday that the Enable check to run the stealth actions or not is missing from the release version, so that will be patched early next week. The e-mail action is associated with the Enable checkbox, so that was a development cycle shortcut that I accidentally left out.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] I'm an Idiot!It would appear that my enable checkbox isn’t doing anything – I need to track that bug down and fix it. It’s always enabled regardless of the checkbox.
I deleted the plugin folder and re-gained access, re-installed it, and went to settings.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Stealth Login Page] I'm an Idiot!Then go to your hosting control panel file manager and delete the plugin from the plugins folder. FTP is a way to do it without going to your control panel.
I’ll have to hunt down why it is doing that – I confirmed it on an install without a previous copy of the plugin. At least your site is still visible, right? I can see my front-end.