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supportHi, I tried the latest version and it looks really good, but I can’t use it as long as it doesn’t support HTTP basic authentication. Is it possible to add this option for developing sites as it is a common practice? Thank you
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Hi Rodrigo & pma4life, Thanks for getting in touch. You can enable basic authentication on your BugHerd project in the project settings. This article talks through how to do that. https://support.bugherd.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001589935-How-to-verify-you-ve-installed-the-BugHerd-Javascript-correctly-if-your-site-is-behind-Basic-Authentication Hope that answers your question, if not just let me know. Happy to help futher. 🙂 Cheers, BugHerd Team
Thanks for the reply. It seems that I am in a particular case, because I am using two different features: I am using different hostnames (development, staging, production) and those have password protect, which in the case of WP Engine cannot be the same. This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Rodrigo Arias .
Hi Rodrigo, Ah ok. One option is you could setup 3 seperate BugHerd projects (1 for each environment). That way you could have 3 basic auths. It’s a little bit of a pain because, well, 3 projects instead of 1, but it would get around the issue for you. Cheers.
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Hi Rodrigo & pma4life, Thanks for getting in touch. You can enable basic authentication on your BugHerd project in the project settings. This article talks through how to do that. https://support.bugherd.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001589935-How-to-verify-you-ve-installed-the-BugHerd-Javascript-correctly-if-your-site-is-behind-Basic-Authentication Hope that answers your question, if not just let me know. Happy to help futher. 🙂 Cheers, BugHerd Team
Thanks for the reply. It seems that I am in a particular case, because I am using two different features: I am using different hostnames (development, staging, production) and those have password protect, which in the case of WP Engine cannot be the same. This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by Rodrigo Arias .
Hi Rodrigo, Ah ok. One option is you could setup 3 seperate BugHerd projects (1 for each environment). That way you could have 3 basic auths. It’s a little bit of a pain because, well, 3 projects instead of 1, but it would get around the issue for you. Cheers.