amujain22

hey @shey18,

I hope this message finds you well. I understand that you’ve been encountering a CORS issue with the plugin, and I’m here to offer a solution that has successfully resolved the same problem for me.

The CORS (Cross-Origin Resource Sharing) issue, which leads to some elements like Elementor fonts being blocked on the second domain, can be addressed by enabling the “headers” module in your Apache server configuration.

To enable the “headers” module, you can use the following command in your terminal:

“sudo a2enmod headers”

This command will activate the headers module and allow you to set custom response headers, including those required to handle CORS errors effectively.

After enabling the “headers” module, don’t forget to restart Apache for the changes to take effect:

“sudo service apache2 restart”

Once you’ve completed these steps, please check your website again to see if the CORS issue has been resolved. The missing elements, such as Elementor fonts, should now display correctly on the second domain.

I hope this solution proves helpful in resolving the CORS problem you encountered with the “Each Domain a Page” plugin.

Best wishes for a smooth and successful resolution.

Dear @ruigehond

I hope this message finds you well. I wanted to express my sincerest gratitude for your prompt and valuable assistance in resolving the SSL and domain slug issues with your plugin. Your guidance has been instrumental in getting everything up and running smoothly, and I am truly appreciative of your support.

I can confirm that the SSL issue is now resolved, and both domains are working flawlessly over HTTPS. I am delighted to see that the second domain displays the intended page correctly, just as the slug on the main domain. Your expertise in addressing this concern has been invaluable, and I am thankful for the improved functionality.

Regarding the missing elements on the second domain’s page, I’ve thoroughly investigated the matter. Upon careful examination, I realized that the elements causing the issue are, in fact, Elementor fonts blocked due to CORS errors. I have resolved this matter by enabling headers in my server configuration, and your suggestion to check the .htaccess file for the required lines has been of great help.

Additionally, I appreciate your promptness in addressing my domain and slug question, and your explanation regarding the usage of hyphens and punycode for utf-8/unicode domains was highly informative.

Once again, I extend my heartfelt gratitude for your exceptional support. Your responsiveness and expertise have made a significant difference, and I am now confident in the seamless functioning of my website.

Wishing you all the best, and looking forward to a successful collaboration in the future.

Hello, @ruigehond thanks for taking the time to resolve my issue.
The domain i have mentioned in the question is my second domain which i want to link to a post on my website. My primary domain is https://https://www.amantrran.com which is working fine. As you have mentioned my secondary domain is working fine over http but is showing error as i switch to https. i have used certbot for obtaining SSL for my secondary domain with auto-redirect to https configuration enabled.

It would be a great pleasure if you could look again upon my issue with the above mentioned information. Also, i want to know if it’s possible to use this plugin with a domain something like “abc-weds-xyz” since i am planning to use your plugin for my wedding invitation website purpose.
If yes, please guide me through the process to link a domain with hyphens in it, in case there is a different approach to follow.

Thanks much.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by amujain22.
• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by Steven Stern (sterndata).

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