deniaz

Hi mpscy,

As mentioned in other threads, I haven’t tested the latest version with 3.9.1 but it seems you have – so cheers for that.

As for the new version, you can see the changes on GitHub (in case your a developer). The major changes will be:

• PSR-4 compliant and composer support
• Unit-tested
• Micro Template-Engine to separate UI from Services even more
• Remove Chosen as it’s too heavy and doesn’t have a WordPress look & feel
• Fixing reproducible bugs such as case sensitivity for domains, numerical limits, canonical URLs and so on

I can’t give you a concrete deadline, but I’m trying to figure out how to create the admin UI.

Hi gregg,

I’m currently working on a new version and that’s something I’m addressing. I’ll keep you updated.

Regards,
Rob

Hi handig,

Sorry for getting back to you so late.

Why do you think there’s a limit of 1000 mappings? In theory, there shouldn’t be a limit.

Regards,
Rob

(PS: I’m working on a new, fresh version – that’s why I’m looking through all these older issues).

Hi Denis

I guess you’re looking more for something like this or this instead of DMS… ??

Regards,
Rob

Well, yes, you need to use multi-site.

DMS is only intended for single pages.

Rob

Thanks for the feedback, glad you like it!

Hi Myles,

Unfortunately DMS doesn’t work with a wordpress install within a subdirectory.

VirtualHost is a Apache-term.

To get DMS working, you’d currently need to move your wordpress install out of the subdirectory or wait for a future update.

Sorry about that.

Rob

Hey Lee,

I’m not sure I get your problem. What do you mean with “to show the new domain as root”?

Is it about mapping to child pages? If so, check out this issue, there’s a workaround to achieve this.

Otherwise I’d ask you to elaborate your issue.

Regards,
Rob

Hi Ricardo,

thanks for the feedback! ??

Nah, that’s intended behaviour. Haven’t thought of that yet, though.

Hm, alright. Did you use any WPMU DEV plugins?

Rob

Hi Susanne,

I’ve tested this for another issue and DMS does currently not work with subdirectories.

If you moved your WP install to the root directory, it should work as expected.

Regards,
Rob

Hi Maxaud,

Haven’t tried it out myself but I don’t see a reason why it shouldn’t work.
If you find time to test it, would you mind reporting back?

Thanks, the same to you!

Hey Quincie,

If you have a WP Page “My Cool Product” (www.example.com/my-cool-product) then yes, you can map the subdomain foo.exampel.com to that page.

Unfortunately it’s not able to point to subdirectories.

Your welcome ??

Rob

Hey there

I’m not really sure I understand your question.

For one, DMS can handle subdomains. While www.example.com points to the default WordPress homepage, DMS can load a specific WP Page for foo.example.com.

I suppose by subdirectory detection you mean you have WordPress installed on www.example.com/wp instead of www.example.com/ and would like to point www.foo.com to a WP Page. I really don’t think that would work with WP right now, but then again, I’d really abandon that for multiple reasons.

If you’re thinking of a MU-Setup you should see the other thread about using DMS in a MU-environment.

Hey,

The only thing DMS does is check if the requested host is configured in the backend and mapped to a post. If so, DMS displays the specified post.

DMS does not handle SEO or anything similar. You’d probably need to install a third-party SEO plugin, which allows to set meta-tags like a canonical element.

Regards,
Rob