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Hi,

I like to use a new plugin (Booking Calendar) on our website, and I use a different admin url for a better security.

Using the Booking Calandar in the frontend, results in confirmation email that contains a moderatelink for a backend user to confirm or deni the booking.

My problem is that this moderatelink is using the default wp-admin and that results in a 'blocked website'.

This remark was send by the developper of Booking Calendar: " So  it depends on  the plugin " Admintools", does this plugin  add some hooks to  override this WordPress  function admin_url( 'admin.php' ) and provide the correct link to the WordPress admin panel."

Can you help me to solve this problem?

Greetings

My login-url as administrator is www.xxxx.nl/beheer

In this specific case the plugin sends a moderatelink as https://www.xxxx.nl/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wpbcxxxxxxxxx 

Hi,

Thanks for sending me this workaround that helped me with this problem on my website. I hope this will be implemented in your next version-update.

During the installation of this workaround my website showed a message that this rev-version was older then the version that was installed on my site.

Hi,

The rev-version I installed helped with my problem, but the plugin doesn't work anymore.

When I submit the Configure WAF of one of the other items (whitelist, etc) the result is a 404 error.

This is the url after submit: www.xxx.nl/beheer/admin.php?page...... it should be www.xxx.nl/wp-admin/admin.php?page.....