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  • #24345
    voovly
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    1) I used New wp-admin Path* feature (for example: /cp), but in admin top bar menu still contained links with the old url address with wp_admin, although the left menu was completely on the new address with /cp.
    2) With active New wp-admin Path* feature I can not do activating a other plugins correctly, after activating WP try redirect to old wp-admin url, not to my new /cp.

    #24348
    Suman M.
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    Hi, do you want to rename wp-admin path to “cp”? Please follow the steps as mentioned here – https://support.wpwave.com/videos/change-wp-admin-to-myadmin

    #24349
    Suman M.
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    #24352
    voovly
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    Pls, answer on my question: in your demo site “New wp-admin Path*” feature it is working correctly:
    1) top bar URLs?
    2) redirect after activating/deactivating plugin?

    Additional info: I have latest WP version and Nginx web-server.

    Thx.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by voovly.
    #24354
    voovly
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    Actually I do all necessary steps by your recommendation, but I have this errors (describe earlier).
    Are you testing this “New wp-admin Path* features” on latest WP version?

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by voovly.
    #24361
    Suman M.
    Post count: 12480

    Hi, renaming wp-admin path name is working fine in latest version of WP, and in our demo site it’s working too.

    As you are using Nginx server, you’ll need to do these after you enter new name for “wp-admin” & hit save settings button:

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    1) click on ‘nginx configuration’ button and add HMWP rules in nginx config file (overwrite previous HMWP rules), and restart Nginx.

    2) Add the given line of code in wp-config.php file (as mentioned there)

    3) click on “I did it! login to new dashboard” button, and login again. wp-admin paths should now be changed to the new name you specified.

    • This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by Suman M..
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