munchmonster

Disable URL Autocorrect Guessing didn’t change anything for me. I added WP Debug Redirect and I can see the Headers information in the developer tools. I don’t really know how to interpret the wpdev-redirect-traces though.

Sorry I should have cleared up what I meant by before. I have made two other sites with a lot of mapped domains and by before I mean both of those sites, which have always worked as expected. I just made a third such site and this third one is the one giving me problems.

I have updated that child page I sent you with some content and I think I see what you mean. On my two other sites where this is all working as expected, all the old URL paths are changed to the mapped one. If you right click and view an image the URL path matches the mapped domain. However on the third site I am having problems with, even though the child page appears the image URL isn’t changed. And links aren’t changed either. I noticed in the past it seems like all instances of the old URL are changed for all media, which is what causes the Lottie animation functionality of Elementor Pro need CORS enabled (or Lottie files hosted on a different uninvolved domain).

I have updated the child link I sent you to include some links, a menu, and an image.

I don’t think it’s part of my browser cache because it happens on other devices and in private browsing mode too. I do have a code snippet in the header of each mapped page to give the pages a unique favicon, that script is:

<link rel=”icon” href=”THE PNG URL” />

But this works fine in my other sites with domain mapping too.

I’ve sent you an email to the address on your website with the website addresses I am dealing with here.

I am still having the issue. I don’t have any caching enabled for this site either. This site is different to my others in that the main site domain is a subdomain. I can’t think what else is different though. Child pages of mapped domain pages work, but the top mapped page itself just redirects to the home page.

I’ve run into this problem too. It’s always worked for me before. After studying the setup instructions now I’m wondering if it’s because I set up the domain mapping settings before actually pointing the domains to the wordpress app itself. And if that is the problem I’m wondering how to fix it.

Thanks for that information matthias.

Also I feel like warning anyone else thinking of adding hundreds of domains using this or any plugin, LetsEncrypt has a limit of 100 domains per certificate. So if you add both “domain.com” and the variable subdomain “*.domain.com” to your WordPress app then you can only have 50 domains in total. Minus the domain for the site itself, that gives you a max of 49 additional domains fully mapped. There are premium certificates that offer higher limits but they can cost a lot.

So, the solution I think is to have multiple WordPress apps with this plugin each with no more than 49 additional domains, in order to use the one click free LetsEncrypt.