Art Armstrong

Well we have other plugins activated on the site and I didn’t do a lot of extensive testing but I found when Sucuri was activated then the title on all pages was “Site Info” but after deactivating it was back to normal.

Not sure if another plugin would affect it in that way.

@helpology: Go to https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/wordpress-mu-domain-mapping/developers/and you can download it.

We were also having this issue with our site. After updating to the 0.5.5 and checking “Redirect administration pages to site’s original domain (remote login disabled if this redirect is disabled)” I am noticing that when trying to access the wp-login.php on subsites it doesn’t redirect to the subdomain url for logging in. It stays on a page similar to what “helpology” mentioned.

We fixed the issue but using 0.5.4.3 in which we have “Redirect administration pages to site’s original domain (remote login disabled if this redirect is disabled)” checked and also “Remote Login” checked. If we do not check “Remote Login” then when trying to go to the login screen for a subsite it doesn’t redirect to the subdomain login. If I try to login on the mapped domain then I am sent to a 404 which is my ip followed by a $ so something like “123.123.123.123/$”.

Biggest thing that I noticed with 0.5.5 was that I was unable to login to subsites at all (including using super admin). I had to login to the root site and then go to the backend to access it.

Well I think I figured this out just using the available options. Looks like if you check the box for “Remote Login” then it will be set to automatically redirect to the original domains login screen.

Sorry, taking over the post. Posted it with our company one initially.

Well I’m not sure how you would get the original domain if when you go to the login page on the mapped domain via the htaccess

Example:

Mapped domain: https://mywebsite.com
Original domain: https://123.mynetwork.com
Go to: https://mywebsite.com/wp-login.php but I can’t redirect to https://123.mynetwork.com/wp-login.php without knowing the original domain, which I don’t believe htaccess can get.