WPS Hide Login plugin compatibility problem with All-in-One WP Migration

  • Resolved annaangelova

    (@annaangelova)


    6 years ago

    Hello,

    I am writing you in regards to a problem we – at ServMask Inc., have encountered recently.
    Our plugin page is:
    https://wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-wp-migration/

    We maintain a product that exports and imports a WordPress websites to/from a file or different cloud storages.

    When import process is successfully finished, we show a window that instructs the user to directly go to their Permalinks Settings page and provide them the link to it pointing to
    “./wp-admin/options-permalink.php#submit”.
    They need to save their permalinks structure twice in order to generate .htaccess file.

    When customers click on that link and are not authenticated, they see
    “This has been deactivated” when WPS Hide Login plugin is activated.

    We would like to ask you if it possible to take into consideration the above when creating the redirect in your code, more specifically adding another redirect
    “./wp-admin/options-permalink.php#submit”
    may solve the problem.

    Thank you in advance
    Anna

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  • Plugin Author NicolasKulka

    (@nicolaskulka)

    6 years ago

    Hello,

    If I add this rule and it redirects correctly to the login page, this would be a flaw, because anyone who would enter the url: “./wp-admin/options-permalink.php#submit”, would arrive on the right login page.

    What I advise you to do is put in your window given the link to the custom login page of the client with the “redirect_to” parameter, the link to the permalinks page.

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