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Nginx sees the 503 error and just stops. I've played with it on the nginx side and can't figure out.

Anybody else think this would be a nice addition?

Thank you for the plugin. It works great on apache and even does what it's supposed to on nginx 'til the time comes to display the "Maintenance page" and just throws nginx error page.

Thanks again.

Hi, I am very confused with this plugin.

the maintenance mode won't go away, I get to visit the wp-login.php page but nothing happens when I insert username & pass, it redirects me to the maintenance mode.

I have cleaned up the site and set up a subdomain showing in the same directory as my main domain name. The subdirectory works just fine but the main domain keeps showing the maintenance page.

I can't find the files anywhere. There is no wp maintenance folder on my server!!!!

Please help me, its seems to have taken over the domain name, how is that possible.

Here's the main domain: www.ukmed.gr
Here's the subdomain: ukmed2.ukmed.gr

Thank you for your help,
Zeta

Would it be easy to amend this plug-in with a new setting to always allow access whether logged in or not, based on user's IP address? Then I can carry out site testing without having to enable/disable the plug-in all the time.

That would be great.

Thanks

In WP 3.4 dont works fine

if ( is_multisite() && isset($_GET['networkwide']) && 1 == $_GET['networkwide'] )

Hint to bug and fix
http://wpgetready.com/2012/06/wordpress-3-4-and-multisite/

or
if ( is_multisite() && is_plugin_active_for_network( self::$plugin ) ) {

wp_editor() for current textarea on maintenance string

like on install plugin, or update core.

When a user has set a different color for the subscribe text, the response message isn't adapting it; see screenshot below.

per Cookie auf die Site zulassen, Anfrage per Link im Frontend

This plugin used to work, but now it isn't. I uninstalled and reinstalled, and then dropped a wp-maintenance-mode.php file into my wp-content folder, and it simply isn't finding it. Is there anything specifically I should check to make this work?

I have an image that I want to be responsive, and no larger than 600px. When I use style="width:100%;max-width:600px;" the max-width setting keeps getting removed. Even if I set up a container div with just style="max-width:600px;" the style setting is removed. Was able to do this in the previous iteration of wp-maintenance-mode. LOVE this plugin, btw.

This could be avoided if the plugin had a separate page for "Settings".

The entire area of text needs to move up about an 2 cm.
Could be a padding or margin issue as well.
I am using Firefox.
Thank you for your time! Great plugin, looks great!
I have to be careful because on a recent update I activated the screen by accident when it was not suppose to be on.

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/configuring-paint-theme

Hi,

Would be great if the contact form could please support cleantalk.org.

That or easy way to add contact form 7 form to the maintenance page which already supports cleantalk.org.

Thanks,

Will

http://www.blacktie.co/2013/12/flatty-app-landing-page/

Hi Frank,
Today I was going to install your plugin on my site and it didn't appear on my dashboard plugin search, then I searched on wordpress.org and it didn't appeared their as well, then I browsed your profile and strangely your profile is not showing it as your listed plugin as well :( ? Then I found a direct link to your plugin and haaaaaaaaa invalid link :(.

Are you aware of this?? If yes why is this happening???

I hate the assets to be tracked in the dev, master and all other working branches.
A clean orphan branch for the screenshots and possibly other upcoming files for the wp.org repo would move the binary files "out of the way".

What do you think? I don't want to move everything upside down without asking you.

optional in settings

• jQuery Countdown: https://github.com/kbwood/countdown
• jQuery-Timepicker-Addon: https://github.com/trentrichardson/jQuery-Timepicker-Addon

Seems to be the same as this fix bueltge/remove-comments-absolutely@353cfd0

Use oembed video url inside the content.

Hi Frank,

I use your plugin within WP multisite and it is currently active in an English site and in a German site. So far, so good, works fine.

Only one thing is nerved:
At the German site, I have put my German text into the plugin's settings with the German "umlauts" (ä, ö, ü) - so far, so good, they are correctly displayed at the frontend.

But: every time I go back in the backend to the plugin's settings page, these settings don't remember my "umlauts". Everywhere, where I put
ä etc., there are again ä and I must enter the correct code again ä, so that it is displayed right at the site.

Guess, this is a bug or how can I "tell" the plugin, to remember my umlaut settings, when I return to the settings' page?

@see: http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-wp-maintenance-mode-settings-dont-keep-my-german-umlauts?replies=2#post-3012908

Abo für Lesr, wenn die Site online geht.

Add unit tests and let them run with travis.org
See: https://github.com/benbalter/wordpress-plugin-tests

Hi. Awsome update!
I saw there are some languafiles present. Wouldn't it be an idea to provide a central location for the other translations, like for example http://translate.updraftplus.com/projects/updraftplus/nl/nederlands-dutch, or just a way to submit them? By the way, I just did the Dutch Translation. Were should I send the translated file to?

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/cant-get-rid-of-the-title?replies=1

Can you add an option to allow search bots like GoogleBot and Bing etc. to bypass the maintenance mode?

After installing ur plugin, I was unable to login to my sites Admin. And my CPanel also not allowing me to login to my account. And a link to the authors site returning an error 401 when i verified with tools.pingdom.com/fpt.
This miss-function is due to "WordPress HTTPS (SSL)" plugin installation in my site. Now I removed all these and re-installed "WP Maintenance" plugin, now its working except timer on the interface.

Add option to set index on splash Page optional to follow and index via search engines.

According to https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/mobile-friendly/ the plugin generates a non-mobile friendly page.
Issues: Text too small to read
Mobile viewport not set

The readme says you can add your own html markup, and stylesheet, but it doesn't say how. The stylesheet part is easy to figure out, as is modifying the hooks, but this:

You can add your own html and stylesheet and add the url of this style to the options of the plugin. Write your style to this markup and upload to the webspace; after add the url include http:// to the settings of this plugin and change th theme to "Own Theme":

Is ambiguous, and leads to more questions:

• Given some markup, where do you upload to? The theme directory? Uploads? A subdir of the plugin?
• "after add the url include http:// to the settings of this plugin" doesn't specify which setting, the user has to figure this bit out and it is not clear.
• There is the 'Own Style' option, but no Own Theme, I don't know if this is a mistake or it's been renamed, or if they're two separate options

See: https://github.com/bueltge/WP-Maintenance-Mode/blob/dev/wp-maintenance-mode.php#L795

For MU installs with network-wide action of the plugin the link in the (network_)admin_notice is linking to the wrong location.
Should be fixed with the release of the new settings page.

Updaten, the admin page use the Get-param: w3tc_flush_all

flush_pgcache()  //page cache
flush_dbcache()  // database cache
flush_minify()  // minify cache
flush_all() //all caches

and you just need to call it like this:

 $w3_plugin_totalcache->flush_all();

Lösche Cache files, wenn MM aktiv ist.

However, I also often use a plugin called Better WP Security with the option to rewrite the /wp-admin/ and /wp-login.php links to /admin/ and /login/.
But when I do this the button in your HTML template, Admin-Login, does not work.

Would it be possible to use the function wp_login_link() instead of site_url() in your code? I use this in my themes and it works just fine!

First I don't know if it's the right place to ask an enhancement, so my apologize if it's not.

Is it possible to add the possibility (in options menu) to have a direct link to admin dashboard page when you are in Maintenance view (/views/maintenance.php) ?

It was one of the features of the former plugin.

Thanks you for you job.

See the details on the WP forum... http://wordpress.org/support/topic/ftp_user-fails-security-fix-for-save-status-via-ajax-introduced-in-188

What exactly happens when a searchengine spider comes along while the page is in maintainence mode? I suspect that you're using 301 which will have impact on SEO.
Is there a chance that you'll implement the 503 with 'retry-later' which should be the best method to deal with search engines IMHO:

header('Status: 503 Service Temporarily Unavailable');
header('Retry-After: 3600');// 1hr

This is what 'ultimate maintainance mode' does ... but this pluggy doesen't look as good as this one.

I would like to remove the link to the admin area. I think you should add a parameter/option for that.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-wp-maintenance-mode-ability-to-remove-link-to-admin-area?replies=1#post-3205836

Hi, i have found a way to let MAintenance Mode compatible with InfiniteWP:

Add this method in MaintenanceMode Class:

function iwp_compatibility(){

    if(!isset($HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA))
        $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA = file_get_contents('php://input');

    if(base64_encode(base64_decode( $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA, true) ) === $HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA){

        $data = base64_decode($HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA);

        if(is_serialized($data))                    
            return true;

    }

    return false;

}

Now, inside "ApplyMaintenanceMode" method goto point 6 (around line 126) and modify in this way:

if ( is_admin() || strstr(htmlspecialchars($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI']), '/wp-admin/') ) {

  if(iwp_compatibility())
        return;

    ...

} else {

  if(iwp_compatibility())
        return;

...

}

Hi, I just added a bit of code to your plugin on my site and thought you might like to tweak it for coming updates.

I inserted this around line 836

                $rolestatus = 'norights';

/* ------------------------- Start TJ code ------------------------------------------- */       
    $td = WPMaintenanceMode::check_datetime();
    if ( isset($td[2]) && 0 !== $td[2] ) {
        $locale = substr($locale, 0, 2);
$tj_shutdown = gmdate('U', strtotime( $td[0][0] ));

$tj_remaining = $tj_shutdown - gmdate('U');

}
else {

$tj_remaining = "$backtime";

}

if ($tj_remaining <= 0) {
$tj_remaining = 3600;
}


/* ------------------------- END TJ code ------------------------------------------- */         

                // helpful for header problems
                // @see: http://www.arclab.com/products/webformbuilder/php-warning-cannot-modify-header-information-headers-already-sent.html 

                nocache_headers();
                ob_start();
header( "Content-type: text/html; charset=$charset" );
header( "$protocol $status_code Service Unavailable", TRUE, $status_code );
header( "Retry-After: $tj_remaining" );

I know it's crude and primitive, but the idea is that when you use the countdown, then this calculates the seconds and it is put into the header "Retry-After" for search engines to see and respond to instead of the static backtime.

If the backtime and countdown are zero then goes to 1 hour for the Retry-After header.

Hope it might be useful.

Love your plugin.

-TJ

Appers the next message: Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in /furanet/sites/acyf.es/web/htdocs/wp-content/plugins/wp-maintenance-mode/wp-maintenance-mode.php on line 385

Using: WordPress 3.4.2
Just going into the plugins page to activate, click on activate button and this message is shown on a white screen with tis url:

http://www.hidedomain.es/wp-admin/plugins.php?activate=true&plugin_status=all&paged=1&s=

Since I saw it with a website that's not mine, I cannot give much informations about installed stuff.
From profile page, it seems to be running WP 3.8.4.
From website.tld/wp-content/plugins/WP-Maintenance-Mode/readme.txt: "Stable tag: 1.8.11"

I did managed to access, login and post a comment.
adding ?feed to any page gives access to it as if it was not in maintenance mode.
To post a comment, i used firebug (but I believe firefox dev tools can do the trick too) to change form post from /wp-comments-post.php to /wp-comments-post.php?feed

Hi.
It is possible to get back the write access to the repo, then I will push the german language files for the rewritten current version?
Best regards.

I edited the style.css file to match with my own style. The .response class coming from scripts.js#L67 :
`$('.contact .form').append('

Should be handelt in style.css:

diff --git a/assets/css/style.css b/assets/css/style.css
index 2f50405..83f7cae 100644
--- a/assets/css/style.css
+++ b/assets/css/style.css
@@ -315,6 +315,10 @@ body {
 .contact .form .col.last {
     float: right;
 }
+.contact .form .response {
+    color: #fff;
+    font-size: 15px;
+}
 .contact .form .submit {
     margin: 30px 0 0;
     text-align: center;

abhänging von der Sprache; prüfen

http://wordpress.org/support/topic/date-display-does-not-match-wp-settings?replies=4#post-3340913

Pretty sure the plugin is deacitvating when it gets updated, or at least reasonably sure it happened today with the 1.8.11 to 2.0.2 update.

The plugin switches off by itself, we are running the latest updated version. I would appreciate it if you would look into this as soon as possible. We have used this plugin and really enjoyed its functionality. However this is very frustrating and we do not want our website public due to being under construction.
Thank you!

see also http://wordpress.org/support/topic/css-problem-with-countdown-display