Domain name issues?

  • It looks like this plugin might not support 4-part domain names? My domain name is text1.text2.text3.com. The plugin is attempting to load .js files from:

    text1.text3.com/wp-content/uploads/uam-pipe/admin/entries/edit.bundle.base-2.1.0.min.js

    Note that the “text2” part of the URL is missing. Which results in a 404, and consequently, none of the plugin functionality works. In site settings, the URL is correct (text1.text2.text3.com).

    Is it possible to get a fix for this? Thanks!

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  • Plugin Author M.Sc. Denis Golovin

    (@denis_golovin)

    Hm, we use the standard WordPress enqueue function to load js files. But I will look into it. Have you changed your domain after installing the plugin? Please deactivate the plugin and activate it again and see if this fixes the issue.

    Thread Starter Ken Young

    (@uncannyken)

    Thanks, Denis; unfortunately, deactivating and reactivating the plugin didn’t work. I haven’t changed the site URL since installing the plugin. Is there somewhere in the database/options table that I could look to see if an incorrect domain name is stored? Or perhaps a line number in a file I could try modifying? This is actually our staging environment, so the URL is xxxxx.staging.wpengine.com. We’d like to be able to test on staging before deploying to the live site.

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