strae

My code looks like the one you posted, but is within my php class and after the first include i got redirected to ./wp-admin/install.php

I was wondering if you found out a solution to do that inside a class..

I can not require wp bootstrap before initialize my class, becose some plugin my customer is using interfere to some path I use returning 404.

After some research, i found this other way:

[inside my class]
public function do_something_wp($data)
{
    include(MYWP_PATH . 'wp-settings.php');
    $wp->initialize();
    wp_insert_user($data['user'], $data['passwd'], $data['email']);
}

but i get the same result of the previous bootstrap.

I wonder why this happens just while using a class…