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Mix-content error on subdomain login page

Mix-content error on subdomain wp-admin page. Users can’t log in to a subdomain when Domain Mapping plugin is active

Wed, 18 Apr 2018 11:55:36

Nastia
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Hello Simplebutcreative Media

Hope all is well!

I’ve flagged our second level support developers in this thread. Please note, our developers’ response time is longer-than-normal compared to support staff response times.

Have a nice day!

Cheers,

Nastia
Ivan Svyrskyi
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Hi Simplebutcreative Media !

It seems, your site had weird Domain Mapping settings which were partially deleted.

I cleared all these settings and now it works fine.

If you have a simmilar issue on other WP installation – you can use the following code as a MU plugin for removing DM settings ( more info about MU plugins is here )
```
<?php



add_action('plugins_loaded', 'dm_remove_settings');

function dm_remove_settings() {

delete_site_option( 'map_admindomain' );

delete_site_option( 'domain_mapping' );

}
```
Then open a page on your site and then DON’T FORGET to remove this MU plugin.

Best,

Ivan.
Simplebutcreative Media
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Ivan

Thanks for your help…Not sure what happened, but all these issues started when I upgraded to php 7.1. I had no issues logging in to my subsites before that. So I reverted back to 7.0 but the issues stayed even though I went back to 7.0.
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Ivan

I’ll keep this snippet on record…I’m trying to setup WordPress Native mapping but it’s not working as expected yet. I might have to just go back to Domain Mapping plugin.
Simplebutcreative Media
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Wow! A miracle! Finally an update for the domain mapping plugin! Hopefully this fixes all the issues I’ve been having! Next is Pro Site! I wonder how long will it take…
Simplebutcreative Media
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New update of Domain Mapping didn’t fix my issues at all…
Dimitris
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Hello Simplebutcreative Media

I’m really sorry for the frustration here. I’ve already informed our developers about this, so they could have another look and provide their valuable feedback.

Warm regards,

Dimitris
Simplebutcreative Media
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Dimitris

Luís found a workaround for me…but seems like you guys patched it with this latest release. Just by reading the description of the release, that was the problem I was having…

I have 1 more issue I can think of regarding the DM plugin…This is in regards to logging in through the original subsite url wp-admin. This is before mapping the domain.

Every time I log in with my test account or my customer’s credentials, the page refreshes back to the wp-admin login page. These accounts have administrator role. Now even when I try to log in with my super admin credentials through the original subsite url wp-admin it still refreshes the page. This is the same for both chrome and firefox.

I had to tell my customers to log in through the main site wp-admin. That page doesn’t seem to be affected. But of course, I’d rather have them log in through their own wp-admin page.

This issue doesn’t really matter once I’ve mapped their domain. My customers can log in fine through their wp-admin as long as it’s mapped. My super admin also works.

I’ve already done a plugin conflict test. The original subsite wp-admin URL works just fine when I log in with my test credentials and super admin credentials without the DM plugin.

DM is definitely doing something with the settings or code.
- Dimitris
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  Hello Simplebutcreative Media
  
  Yes, this issue seems to have the same source in Domain Mapping and it’s already reported. We’ve already pinged lead developer to have another look at it, will keep you posted here as soon as possible! :slight_smile:
  
  Warm regards,
  
  Dimitris
Jan
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Hi Simplebutcreative Media

from your description, this looks like an issue I was able to backtrace and fix just yesterday together with a mixed-content error of the admin-ajax. We had the same issue which led to the login forms action url always ended up with “http” instead of “https”. Modern browsers prevent submitting the data to an unsafe target if you are on a secure site.

Try the “Hotfix / Workaround” from my other post. Maybe it helps for now.

https://premium.wpmudev.org/forums/topic/login-form-action-remains-http-for-unmapped-domain-on-https-only-site#post-1318572

Best Regards,

Jan
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Dimitris

Thanks for informing the developer! I’m looking forward to getting this issue fixed officially…
Simplebutcreative Media
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Jan

Thanks for sharing this info! This could a temporary workaround…
Simplebutcreative Media
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Thanks for the help…

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