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Implementation works, but obviously lists in the users network tab - which may be a little annoying for debugging, especially when it legitimately throws a 404 and appears in console.. not sure if there's a way around that. |
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@nqbao can you take a look over this? |
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I would find it useful to know whether a WordPress website I am looking at is hosted on WPEngine.
I expect this can be pretty reliably detected by checking whether a file such as
/wp-content/mu-plugins/wpengine-common/changelog.txt200's, since this is a plugin WPEngine will install on all builds it hosts, it will require an AJAX request however, so maybe only scope this check if WordPress has already been detected.Thoughts?