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[Donna Gibbs]

I used the W3C Link Checker on my new blog. It "suggested" a change  
to the "link" to my WordPress admin log-in url. It used to be just  
colorindesign.net/wp-admin. The link checker said that it was  
suggesting an url of very long string of letters, numbers, and  
characters. However, rather than just make a "suggestion" it actually  
changed the url so that now when I log into my account it displays  
this long string.

I'm very upset that the link checker made a change that I did not  
want. Now I cannot get into my WordPress admin without this long  
string. This is outrageous and I don't know how to change it back.

If this is not the correct place to get resolution to this, please  
advise who I should contact.

Donna Gibbs

[David Dorward-3]

On 2 Oct 2009, at 19:30, Donna Gibbs wrote:

> I used the W3C Link Checker on my new blog. It "suggested" a change  
> to the "link" to my WordPress admin log-in url. It used to be just colorindesign.net/wp-admin
> . The link checker said that it was suggesting an url of very long  
> string of letters, numbers, and characters. However, rather than  
> just make a "suggestion" it actually changed the url so that now  
> when I log into my account it displays this long string.

The link checker does not have access to make changes to your website.

The standard behaviour of WordPress admin login page is to redirect to  
include a redirect_to query string parameter.

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David Dorward
http://dorward.me.uk