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rahra0
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I could fix now the redirect by activating the “Disable primary domain check.” check box. The page and most links work now under the new domain name but there are some links referring to the original domain name, such as e.g. the header image and several other images.
What could I do to fix this?
Thanx,
Bernhard
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rahra0
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Any suggestions on how to fix the domain mapping for the media library files as well?
the header image and several other images.
What could I do to fix this?
Domain mapping replacing links in the post/page content. It does not update links in the header, widgets, etc.
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rahra0
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If I insert an image into a post/page from the media library then the link to image isn’t replaced by the domain mapping either. But shouldn’t that be done?
Did you edit the site in network admin and change the URL after you created the post?
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rahra0
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No, I didn’t change the URL but I added an additional domain name to this site in the Network_Admin->Settings->Domains (of course after the posts where created).
I just checked again and it seems that this issue has been fixed recently. Probably with the update from WP3.8 to 3.8.1. I’ll check that and will give feedback here.
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rahra0
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It seems to work now, except for the header image. The path to the header image is stored in the wp_mu_XX_options table with a full path (including https://….). I removed the FQDN part directly in the table but this doesn’t work for some reason because WP will show the default header image instead.
You can have a look at the follwing URLs:
https://www.cypherpunk.at/
https://cypherpunk.abenteuerland.at/
WP will show the default header image instead.
The default header image for your theme is a hand drawn mathematical formula?
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rahra0
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No. The hand drawn formula is my custom header image. With “default” I meant the original image of the theme (which is a keyboard of a piano).
I assume that either the theme, or the MU plugin, or WP itself could not locate the image anymore at all after I cropped the URL to an URI. Thus it seems to decide to fall back to the built-in default.
That’s probably an SSL issue.
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rahra0
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I’ll setup a new fresh install without SSL for testing purpose and will post the results here again.
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rahra0
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It’s extremely annoying. I’m unable to get this to work.
I set up a completely fresh blog (within the existing network). I assigned two domain names which are CNAMEs to the primary name of the site/network (which is anafi.abenteuerland.at):
http://w3test.abenteuerland.at/
http://w3test.cypherpunk.at/
Although it seems to work, Firebug clearly shows that everything is fetched from the first domain name except the initial request.
As usual, I added two <VirtualHost> stanzas to the Apache configuration, one for each domain name.
Regards,
Bernhard
What I was saying was an SSL issue is that you couldn’t get the header image (showing default instead).
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rahra0
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Why do you think it is SSL-related? Both of above domains are plain HTTP without SSL. They differ in their domain name.
