Description
This plugin restores the functionality as it was before version 4.9 on single sites. This may be required on sites without email access or for testing purposes, i.e. on localhost. It does not effect the API at all.
Usage
Once activated, you do not need to do anything. You can change the admin email without outbound email traffic.
Development
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Installation
Clone or copy the file into your plugins directory, then activate the plugin from the admin menu. No other settings required.
FAQ
- Installation Instructions
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Clone or copy the file into your plugins directory, then activate the plugin from the admin menu. No other settings required.
Reviews
This plugin works
I’m so happy it really works
Works perfectly on localhost and live site
For some reason, both on a live site and on a local host (XAMPP) site, changing the e-mail address did not send out the confirmation e-mail, no matter what.
After installing this plugin, things were taken care of in 1 minute.
Does exactly and perfectly as advertised!
Saved me!
Totally worked! Thank you so much.
Works perfectly with WordPress 4.9.6
Rolls back the security feature of requiring an email confirmation to change the site admin. Client was getting caught in a redirect loop, and this plugin turned those features off, allowing us to change the site admin email without confirmation (just like WordPress used to work). Thanks!
Did not work for my localhost
Sorry did not work for localhost, still getting “there is a pending change to your email”, tried relogging in but no luck.
It works
Works great on localhost test.
Contributors & Developers
“Change Admin Email” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.
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