Hi guys,
Ran into a strange problem. Take a look at http://hazelwoodoapcompany.com and add something to the cart then checkout https://hazelwoodsoapcompany.com/store/shopping-cart/shipping/ EVERYTHING is being stripped. For some reason my multisite install did not switch image URL’s to hazelwoodsoapcompany.com and is instead retaining the original network URL for images. I am working on fixing that, but otherwise, all the quick css edits are not being applied to https:// any ideas?
Hey David!
It seems like the stylesheet (and many other links, resources of third party plugins and images) are loaded from a different domain (https://codelessme.com/hazelwood/ although your domain should be https://hazelwoodsoapcompany.com/). I guess you didn’t migrate the database properly. Personally I recommend to use a tool like: WP MIGRATE DB to export the database from https://codelessme.com/hazelwood/ and before you export the database use the domain replace feature/option to replace all occurrences of “https://codelessme.com/hazelwood/” with “https://hazelwoodsoapcompany.com/” in the exported sql file. Then delete the database of “https://hazelwoodsoapcompany.com/” and import the new sql file which was generated by the ” WP MIGRATE DB” plugin.
Regards,
Peter
Isn’t this something that should be handled automatically with a domain mapping plugin? Seems like a bit of a waste to have to do all this work to map a domain.
Thanks for taking a look at it Peter.
Hi!
Tbh I’ve never tried a domain mapping plugin but if you view the website source code you’ll notice that 30-50% of all links/urls point to https://codelessme.com/hazelwood/ – which tells me that the domain mapping doesn’t work properly.
Best regards,
Peter