How to allow users login to WP from external domain and make REST requests
How to allow users login to WP from external domain and make REST requests
How to allow users login to WP from external domain and make REST requests
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Yes, you can do this and it does not matter if plugins are different for the two sites, as you are not not using the same tables or anything. Still, if you use plugins that are badly written and build resource urls on top the home url, these will have issues (404 errors mostly).
The problem lies in the attachment-filter= URL parameter. The slash between application/pdf (or else) is being escaped twice. When you replace the %252F with a slash or %2F the filter will work. The first escaping (/ becomes %2F) happens when WP is building the selectbox containing the mime types. The second one (%2F becomes %252F) … Read more
There are different reasons why this can happen. In your case I think it may be a security plugin that has changed the deafult login URL to something else. When I go to http://www.philenglish.com.cn/wp-login.php I get a 404 error, which is something such plugins also do: they make the default login URLs unavailable in an … Read more
The get_themes function passes the available themes to the theme list table class and is hardcoded with a call to asort the array, with no filters available anywhere along the way that i can see. So in short, not possible at present due to an absence of hooks(at least as far as my observations go). … Read more
When you redirect the user to the admin dashboard pass on a GET variable named “success_notice”, for example. So you get a URL like this: /wp-admin/index.php?success_notice=1. With that setup, just add the code that shows the success message on the dashboard only if that GET variable is set. add_action(‘admin_notices’, ‘wpse75629_admin_notice’); function wpse75629_admin_notice() { global $pagenow; … Read more
If you installed WordPress Multisite starting with version 3.0 to 3.4.2, you’ve got the correct .htaccess file contents. However, if you started with a newer version (3.5 or higher)—and I’m assuming you did, if you’ve just installed WordPress Multisite recently—your .htaccess file should look like this: RewriteEngine On RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L] # … Read more
Seems the question was asked at community.tinymce.com and the answer is here: https://community.tinymce.com/communityQuestion?id=90661000000IiyjAAC You can’t make the style you’ve defined remove any previous classes, but what you can do is ‘apply’ the style again by selecting it from the dropdown list and it will be removed – i.e. the class will be removed from the … Read more
If it’s a separate WordPress installation, you won’t have anything to worry about regarding the integrity of your primary site – they won’t be connected in any way. Though to protect your plug-in, I wouldn’t just create an admin user. I’d install a role manager system and create a “Demo” userlevel with almost the same … Read more