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Core is the conventional name for WordPress as it is distributed, so excluding all plugins and themes (even those by Automattic or WordPress.org itself). In principle, all questions on this site are about the possibilities of core.
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Filters/Bulk Actions return wrong URL in admin dashboard
(rest of url here)
I was wondering where in the WP Core I could I change the returning URL to make it return siteurl.com/blog/wp-admin/edit.php?(rest of url here)
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Changing WordPress core without hacking core
The only solution that worked involved modifying core files, specifically lines 767 and 1053, where I had to change
$current_url = set_url_scheme( 'http://' . $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] . … I was wondering what filters or hooks I could use to change WP's core, or do I have to reconfigure my proxy to set the correct host values before things even get to PHP/WP? …
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