As per the requirement in the comments, one way to do that rewrite is with .htaccess. This may be possible with WordPress rewrite functions too, but I find .htaccess easier as there are some constraints with the WordPress functions.
If your WordPress installation is at http://localhost/wordpress
then your .htaccess should be in the wordpress
directory.
Add this to the top of it to do the rewrite you want:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^wp-admin/filtered.php(/.*)$ wp-admin/users.php?page=filtered.php$1 [NC,L]
Note:
- This must be added in your root
.htacess
file above the start of the WordPress Rules - This will not change the URL in the browser. You can add a redirect if you want it to redirect with e.g.
[R=301,NC,L]
- This is untested but should do what you want or get you close to what you need.
- As per the comments this is only the URL that you can use to access this page, this won’t automatically change any URL’s that get rendered in WordPress