Non-Standard Admin URL Hiding Network Admin Menu

Hey everyone,
This is quite the edge case for certain, but using the latest WordPress (4.3) and WordFence (6.0.15) versions with multisite has produced a strange bug for me. For quite awhile, the WordFence menu has been missing from my Network Admin dashboard.

It turns out I’ve found the culprit.

We’ve been using a hook that changes the admin URL from /wp-admin/* to /admin/*. The code for the hook can be found in this Gist for anyone interested. It turns out that WordFence actually runs a regex check on the URL when we’re using a multisite installation, and it causes my non-standard dashboard URL to fail, and thus the WordFence menu to be hidden.

The code in question is located in /lib/wfUtils.php on lines 446-450:

public static function isAdminPageMU(){
    if(preg_match('/^[\/a-zA-Z0-9\-\_\s\+\~\!\^\.]*\/wp-admin\/network\//', $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])){
        return true;
    }
    return false;
}

It seems to me that simply changing the regex check to the built in is_network_admin() function should fix this issue. The function is documented here in the WordPress Codex.

Updating the function to the following fixes the issue for me, and seems to be a better solution than re-defining a function built into WordPress:

public static function isAdminPageMU(){
    return is_network_admin();
}

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