Linking to original domain

I found a solution… not real pretty but it works…

The original code at starting at line 552 looks like this…

    public function fixContentUrls($content)
    {
        foreach (array_keys($this->domains) as $domain) {
            $content = $this->replaceDomain($domain, $content);
        }
        return $content;
    }

I added one additional line at 557 so it now looks like this…

    public function fixContentUrls($content)
    {
        foreach (array_keys($this->domains) as $domain) {
            $content = $this->replaceDomain($domain, $content);
        }
        $content=str_replace("md_nofix_","",$content);
        return $content;
    }

Now we simply need to add md_nofix_ to the beginning of the url and the magic will happen. Example: <a href="https://md_nofix_mydomain.com">mydomain.com</a>

The only side effect is that you will never be able to add “md_nofix_” in your content as it will get stripped away but I don’t think that will every be an issue.

Hello,

I’m glad you find a solution yourself. In any way, I created an issue on Github to maybe add that as a feature in the future. You can track it here: https://github.com/straube/multiple-domain/issues/69

Hi @growe,

I’m onto this issue as well.

As a rule of thumb you should avoid changing plugin’s code directly as it is not sustainable. Your change will be removed once you update the plugin.

fixContentUrls is a filter function for the_content called with priority 20. So you can apply your workaround by just adding your own content filter with priority > 20. This will make it run after fixContentUrls().

For example in your functions.php just add:

add_filter( 'the_content', function ( $content ) {    
    return str_replace("md_nofix_","",$content);
}, 21 );

I will drop some suggestions to your github too @gustavostraube.