Renaming admin.php Issue
3 posts by 2 authors in: Forums > CMS Builder
Last Post: May 22, 2015 (RSS)
By Perchpole - May 21, 2015
Hello, All -
After recently upgrading to the latest version of CMSB I took the advice in the settings window and renamed my admin.php file...
All seemed to work as normal until I tried to change several records at once with the "Save All Changes" advanced command option. When I did this the system threw a wobbly and showed an error message. CMSB was trying to reload admin.php - which no-longer exists. (I have the Permalinks plugin installed so it showed up as a Peramlink error - but it was easy to see what was going on.)
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Perch
By Dave - May 21, 2015
Hi Perch,
Sounds like you've got a custom plugin that is hardcoded to redirect to admin.php.
If it's the one I'm thinking of search for admin.php to find this line:
header( 'Location: admin.php?bulksave=true&menu=' . $tableName );
And remove the admin.php to leave you with this:
header( 'Location: ?bulksave=true&menu=' . $tableName );
Let me know if that works for you. Thanks!
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By Perchpole - May 22, 2015
Hi, Dave -
Thanks for this. The only culprit appears to be inlineEditing.php.
Perch