Trace

My apologies, I do see that I overlooked his response. I have posted a video reproducing the error in the forums link you provided, thank you!

Still getting authentication issues and population errors … don’t think this is ready for primetime yet. Uninstalling and will come back to revisit in the future.

New RC resolved the issue.

Would love to hear anyone else’s solution for super admin cookie access on all domains including mapped domains using native domain mapping! The tutorial linked to above doesn’t seem to work … at least how I’ve implemented it. TIA

Thank you! I’ve created a plugin for mu-plugins containing the code in the link but no luck yet. See anything wrong with this?

<?php
/**
 * Plugin Name: Mapped Domain Cookies
 * Description: Enables login of mapped subsites when logged into main domain
 * Author:      Author
 * License:     GNU General Public License v3 or later
 * License URI: https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.html
 */
 
 // Basic security, prevents file from being loaded directly.
defined( 'ABSPATH' ) or die( 'Cheatin uh?' );

/**
 * Correct the cookie domain when a custom domain is mapped to the site.
 * 
 * @see https://blog.handbuilt.co/2016/07/07/fixing-cookie_domain-for-mapped-domains-on-multisite/
 */
add_action( 'muplugins_loaded', function(){
	global $current_blog, $current_site;
	if ( false === stripos( $current_blog->domain, $current_site->cookie_domain ) ) {
		$current_site->cookie_domain = $current_blog->domain;
	}
});

With this format, I resolved the issue: ^/pagetitl/[/]?

Also a formidable user, thanks for the updates legends!

Same issue here. 23 plugins “needed to be updated” post upgrade. Figured overnight crons would fix the issue and they did but only for a day or so. Have cleared server side redis cacheing and rebooted server to no avail.

Thank you for the follow up! I was incorrect in that I thought the .htaccess code was also resulting in the same issue as I had incorrectly NOT put it above the existing .htaccess code per your suggestion. We ended up going a different direction plugin wise but appreciate your help!

Gmail timestamp from my last response to support that has gone unanswered for 3 days: Fri, Nov 30, 3:26 PM (3 days ago). Just sent another response in hopes for getting info needed to clear the API / 403 response error we’re still getting despite our attempts to re-authenticate in the dashboard.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by Trace.

I am able to recreate the issue when using the code above in my .htaccess with the domain mapping plugin turned off, so it seems that regardless of whether the https directive is coming from the domain mapping plugin or from the redirect snippet in.htaccess, the canonicalization issue occurs as soon as cache enabler is turned on with https redirects working for one page load after cache is cleared and then failing on subsequent page loads.

This is the domain mapping plugin: https://premium.wpmudev.org/project/domain-mapping/

• This reply was modified 5 years, 12 months ago by Trace.

It’s confusing at best though. It shows 20% optimized with “How do I get to 100%? – Enable premium compression with an API key or ExactDN.” It looks to me like the plugin I used to use for free is now only fully optimizing with a paid plan. Maybe I’m misunderstanding what I’m seeing? I have a dedicated server with plenty of resources, so not really interested in the upgraded service and not clear on what will or will not work without subscribing.

• This reply was modified 6 years ago by Trace.

I purchased a handful of your pro seo and woocommerce licenses and to be honest, Yoast SEO is reaching the point of being intolerable in regards to how invasive it is in the dashboard. This creates issues with clients and clutters the dashboard with more and more real estate taken up ….. every new release is a crap shoot to see what how much more space will be taken up and what type of intrusive notifications will occur. I like the plugin less with each release.

Installing from dashboard solved problem … thank you.

Thank you sir!