In fact, your link returns error 405. 


Looking at the logs in your project mm-com, one notices errors of the type 
“require(): 
Failed opening required 'wp-login.php' (include_path=“. 

This error originates in your script’s code, and may be caused by the 
following: 

- The target file is misspelled or doesn't exist.

- ROOT_PATH is not defined or is incorrectly set.

- You assume a working directory that is different from the actual one; if 
ROOT_PATH is relative, this assumption falsifies the actual full path.

You may consider using include(dirname(__DIR__) in your code, to obtain the 
directory of the current file (without the trailing slash).  It should 
prove beneficial if you elaborate and provide more detail. 

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