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How to change main admin email address in WordPress without notification and confirmation processes

I have created one site in staging server I want to change admin email address for that staging site. Because I want to test something on staging site at that time, and I want that no email is being sent to client (original admin email), I want to change main admin email.

But when I change admin email I get confirmation link on to my new admin email address.

The Admin email address won’t change until I click on the link in the confirmation email.

After I click on the confirmation link, the original admin is receiving notice of Admin Email Change.

I want to disable notice of Admin Email Change and also new Admin Email Address confirmation link in WordPress.

How I do that? Could you please help me? Is there any code for this?

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developerme Avatar asked Jan 11 '18 07:01

developerme


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1 Answers

There is a 'secret' settings page which lets you change all of the settings in the options table.

Access it by changing the URL from /options-general.php to /options.php

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valerio Avatar answered Sep 17 '22 20:09

valerio