HTTP_HOST instead of configuration value

[jschodermedikura]

We are using an usual setup and run into an issue with the page pagination inside the admin-pages.

Only parts of our website is created in WordPress, some parts are created in NodeJS. So we are using a proxy to delegate all our requests from our live url (​https://live.medikura.com) to our hosted wordpress (​https://hosted.medikura.com)

We changed both configuration values (wordpress url + website url) to our live page (​https://live.medikura.com). In almost all cases this works perfectly fine. But we have a problem when it comes to pagination which uses /wp-admin/includes/class-wp-list-table which doesn't use any configuration value but the PHP variable $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] which of course is our hosted url (​https://hosted.medikura.com) This means as soon as a user tries to click next on the pagination she is redirected to our hosting url which in turn redirects to our live url and forces a new login.

Can you please make sure that the code always uses either of the configuration values instead of the non configurable $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].

Thx :-)

[ocean90]

Hello @jschodermedikura, welcome to WordPress Trac!

Thanks for the report, we're already tracking this issue in #36201.

Note that you can configure/override $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] with any domain in wp-config.php for example.