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I installed this site in a sub directory while in development. When it was time to go live, I made the necessary changes, including changing the site url from https://aoptero.org/wordpress to https://aoptero.org. I put in a redirect using redirection plugin, which is necessary because the old link was sent out to members. I get the message anyway even with the redirection plug in disabled. The admin panel is still accessible from https://aoptero.org/wordpress/wp-admin. In fact everything works fine, no broken links, database all good etc except I cannot access cornerstone to edit pages. When clicking edit with cornerstone I get the error too many redirects.
Thank you.
Also latest version of wordpress and X
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This reply has been marked as private.Hi there,
Redirecting via plugin doesn’t seem to be good way. I am getting not found pages while accessing the admin panel and https://aoptero.org/wordpress Deactivate all third party plugins, and see if the problem remains. If it’s fixed, you’ll know a plugin caused the problem, and you can narrow down which one by reactivating them one at a time.
Let us know how this goes!
I am curious as to what you did when logging into site, now cornerstone works but the redirect I set and left working do not. At any rate, it turns out using a plug in was a good idea because the solution was to write a redirect for each individual page (over 40, yikes) instead of using the catch all /^/wordpress/index.php/(.*) to /$1 which seems to prevent cornerstone from working.
Problem Solved.
Glad you’ve sorted it out.
Cheers!
