After installing phpcms, some friends encountered a very embarrassing problem. When they wanted to enter the backend for the second time, they found that there was no link to enter the backend on the homepage. In fact, the link to enter the backend was hidden. This is a more secure approach, so how do you enter the background?
How to enter the backend of phpcms?
1. If you build phpcms in a local environment, you have to open the local server and database
2. Enter the homepage
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3. Enter /admin.php after the homepage path and press Enter
4. Automatically jump to the login page and fill in the account password
5. Come to the backend
6. If you want to enter the backend of ordinary members, you only need to enter the member login in the upper right corner of the homepage
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