imarkdesigns

I see… It looks like Sucuri is the one who’s handling the secret keys. Ok, thanks for the hint and I have the idea where to begin. Thanks for this!

how about the htaccess?

ok i got you there. Have you tried removing temporary the plugin? If not, have you tried accessing your tsg-wp folder and locate the plugins folder inside wp-content and there inside the plugins folder, find the plugin might causing you the issues?

If still causing you issue on redirecting, probably its inside the database, you have to access the phpMyAdmin and locate your database, once inside, locate the table labeled wp_option or related to table *_option… Find the site url and wp url and replace it with “https://localhost:8888/tsg-wp” on both fields

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by imarkdesigns. Reason: improve answer
• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by imarkdesigns.

Hello,

If you’re working the site via your “Mac”, I think you may need to remove temporary all of your plugins, and see if you can get back to the admin. Then put back one by one all plugins and see who is the culprit that causing you the error.

Also make sure to remove any trailing slash to your site url/wp url.

Hope this help you.

nevermind.. i got it.

This is really annoying. Anyway, after doing some test experiment, seems legit but i think i will wait until WP staff update this issue.

Ok, if you create a static page and point a certain page you would want to be a Blog Post area, here’s my step:

1. Go to “Pages”, Fill up the content editor to your desired text. Then, publish.
2. Go to Settings > Reading and Point your page that you would like to be the “Posts Page”. Then save.
3. Go back to “Pages” and see your stuff there and continue update the content.

Note: If you accidentally erase the content inside your content editor. Head to your right panel under Publish window, and look for the Revision link to restore your last work.

Hope this help.