Multiple domains

  • Hi,
    I’m using CMP with WPML in a two domain config (.de and .com). WPML switches the domains according to the language preference.
    BUT.
    When CMP is activated, the second language shows the CMP landing page, even as administrator. Therefore, I can see the webpage only in the original language, switching to second language only shows the CMP landing page. Hope it makes sense.

    Both domains are on the same server/same DNS and both are in server directed to the same root directory (WP installation). I guess CMP can’t handle 2 domains?

    Any ideas appreciated.
    Thank you for your time.

    PS: Yes, I deactivated everything, tried default theme. CMP behaves the same.

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  • Plugin Author Ales

    (@alesmal)

    Hmm, that is weird. Your setups is like this?

    domain.com/LANG1 and domain.com/LANG2?

    Logged in as admin should always bypass CMP page, are you sure it is now somehow cached?

    Thread Starter B. Anders

    (@basic777)

    Hi Ales, thanks for getting back.
    It’s domain.de and domain.com for DE/EN setup. And via WPML instructions, the “Auto sign-in and sign-out users from all domains” is checked under Languages tab – tried that on/off & logging out/in after every change.

    Still, as an admin,on the frontend if I switch the language to the second language, CMP shoots up the landing page.

    I’m out of options since WPML sends me your way.
    Any ideas?

    PS: following up on your cache suggestion…
    I used Firefox’ “Forget page” to clear cache and Private window to avoid caching altogether. Still the same.

    But then I tested on Edge and Chrome and the problem… doesn’t exist.
    So it’s a FF issue somehow.

    • This reply was modified 2 years ago by B. Anders.
    Plugin Author Ales

    (@alesmal)

    Hmm, that is super strange behaviour, I would suspect it is somehow connected to “auto sign-in and sign-out” WPML function, since it log out the user and and sign it back again. Maybe CMP kicks in before the sign in action.

    But if that works on Edge/Chrome then I don’t think it is relevant. It might be something with different Cookies handling on FF.

    I guess, if you disable CMP, then you are logged-in in FF after changing to another language.

    Maybe as a workaround, you could set a bypass in CMP, and try it to use it in a FireFox, it sets a Cookie to bypass CMP. Just be aware, it will bypass CMP even when you are logged out.

    But to be honest, I am out of ideas/options as well.

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