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Issue How to edit Settings since unable to access WP Admin dashboard

DigitalSplendid

Regular Pleskian
Server operating system version
Ubuntu 22.04
Plesk version and microupdate number
18.0.56#2
Earlier, there used to be another domain connected to this WordPress instance www.tnsweb.com. After changing the domain name, the website redirected to another of my WordPress website (digitalsplendid.shop). I believe under Settings from the WP Admin, the website is set (digitalsplendid.shop) to where it is redirected.

Since right now, unable to access WP Admin for the currently connected www.tnsweb.com, how to address this issue.

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Besides the WP *options table datasets "siteurl" and "home", the URL can be mentioned here:
  • Static definition in wp-config.php file
  • Outdated cached pages by a caching plugin
  • Static usage in content
  • Entries in .htaccess
 
They do not override other things, e.g. static links in files, cached files, .htaccess settings. They just override the database settings of Wordpress.
 
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