[Resolved] [Urgent] Bad algorithm to find the wp-load.php file
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The version 1.8.1 of Toolset CRED plugin, had changed how cred_find_wp_config_path() function work in "submit.php" file.
The new algorithm is broken when multiple WP installations are exist in the root directory for an example, the function had included another wp-load.php for another WP installation in one of my clients sites!.
The old version of the same function was working fine, but definitely, slow and could be broke if the WP installation is using a custom WP_CONTENT directory.
Finding the true wp-load.php file is hard, Why you don't use WordPress Ajax API?! ...
Please, review the changes, we need a hotfix update.
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