multisite

Hello @dagoon79

Sorry to hear that you are having trouble with multisite.

The only potential issue that I can think of is if you are using 3rd party domain mapping plugins and SuperPWA is not able to process the domains correctly.

Can you share a link to your website with the problem so that I can take a look?

Looking forward to it.

Hi @arunbasillal,

so, does it support multisite now, or just compatible with multisite please?

If it support multisite, can I networkly activate it?

Thanks.

Alex

Hey Alex,

It is fully compatible with multisite, including the native domain mapping that is included in WordPress. There are few happy users who are using it on their multisite networks.

And yes, you can network activate SuperPWA, the manifest and service worker for each website will be generated the first time someone visits the admin of each website after network activation.

Here is the release post with some more details: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/superpwa-1-6-is-here-with-multisite-network-support/

Hi @arunbasillal

I read your post too at https://superpwa.com/1-6-released-multisite-network-support/, and thanks for your great work.

In your post, there is a sentence:

Enhancement: Force https:// on all assets and dependencies solving the problem of https:// URLs in manifest and service worker once and for all.

In our sites, I forced SSL networkly at server end, but still I need a plugin of SSL Insecure Content Fixer(https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/ssl-insecure-content-fixer/) to resolve some mixed content like images.

So, To force https, is there any potential conflict between SPWA and SSL Insecure Content Fixer?

Thanks so much.

Alex

• This reply was modified 6 years, 9 months ago by alexlii.

Hello again Alex,

Thanks for the kind words!

No conflicts with Insecure content fixer or other SSL plugins.

SuperPWA only rewrites the https:// urls in the manifest and service worker as https:// through a simple search and replace. Not the server level or plugin level redirections.

Closing this thread for lack of activity.

Please feel free to ask more questions if any. Best regards.