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Bolt on to the Theme My Login plugin by Jeff Farthing. Instead of giving 404 error – if disable wp-login.php is selected – it redirects to the relevant TML page.
I created this because there were many links on my sites to /wp-login.php and /wp-login.php?action=register and enabling this security option broke the site.
The code was written by Jeff on the forum – I’m publishing it to help others who may have had the same issue.

Redirect not 404 for Theme My Login

Bolt on to the Theme My Login plugin. Instead of giving 404 error for wp-login.php,…

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This plugin allows you to take full control over how your WordPress site handles 404 (Not Found) errors. Instead of the default theme’s 404 page, you can:
<ul>
<li>Display a Custom 404 Page: Choose any published page on your site to serve as your 404 error page.</li>
<li>Log 404 Errors: Keep track of which URLs are causing 404 errors, including the referring URL, IP address, and user agent. This helps identify broken links or malicious activity.</li>
<li>Analyze Logs: View statistics like the most frequent 404 URLs and top referrers directly in your WordPress admin.</li>
<li>Create Automatic Redirects: Easily set up 301 (permanent) or 302 (temporary) redirects for specific 404 URLs to send visitors to the correct content. Track redirect hits.</li>
<li>Export Logs: Download your 404 error logs as a CSV file for external analysis.</li>
<li>Optionally Redirect All 404s to Homepage: A simple option to redirect all 404 errors directly to your site’s homepage.</li>
<li>Add <code>noindex</code> Tag: Automatically add a <code>noindex, follow</code> meta tag to your 404 pages (custom or default) to prevent search engines from indexing them.</li>
</ul>

Custom 404 Handler

Customized 404 page, error logging with analysis, automatic redirects and export functionality.

Redirect not 404 for Theme My Login vs Custom 404 Handler