Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site · Version history
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.1.1
- Oct 27, 2026 (14 days ago)
- Releases
- 16
- since 2016
- In the last year
- 1
- Tested up to
- WordPress 7.2
Releases each year
- 20162 releases
- 20175 releases
- 20195 releases
- 20211 release
- 20222 releases
- 20261 release
20261 release
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 1.1.1Latest
- Bugfix: Missing file from 1.1 release
20222 releases
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 1.1
- New feature: Custom HTML-Head-Code per mapped domain
- New feature: Warning when amount of mappings reaches servers limits (max_input_vars)
- Compatibility check with WordPress 6
- Included some hints to our partnership with Domain Mapping System
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 1.0.5
20211 release
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 1.0.4
- Bugfix causing problems with hyperlinks being altered which should not be altered
20195 releases
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 1.0.3
- Bugfix causing problems with sources from images or other included files when mapping subdomains
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 1.0.2
- Compatibility Fix for older PHP Versions
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 1.0.1
- Bugfix: Missing files in SVN
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 1.0
- Improved settings page: No need for up to 4 entries for only one domain from now on. http/https and www/non-www versions are automatically detected in the background. We will also combine these multiple settings in the upgrade process for you.
- Due to some bad data structure in the older versions, it can happen that lines are dropped by mistake – please check twice after updating!
- Complete refactored code for better performance, stability and improved user experience.
- http / https is all-or-nothing now. Since there have always been troubles with mixed websites, you will need to have all or none of your domains SSL-secured now.
- Added actions and filters for developers (see FAQ).
- Database entries are removed on plugin deletion now.
- Built the base for a premium-version, where we plan to offer more functionality on top of this plugin.
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 0.2.2
- Use new filter from elementor page builder so mapped sites can be edited with elementor again
20175 releases
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 0.2.1
- Fixed a problem with elementor support causing troubles
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 0.2
- Added support for Elementor Page Builder, so that Elementor loads up on mapped posts/pages
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 0.1.3.1
- removed feature: “Change various include paths (scripts, styles, images) to mapped domain” as it is more difficult then expected
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 0.1.3
- Change various include paths (scripts, styles, images) to mapped domain
- Removed some PHP Notices
- Added some FAQ
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 0.1.2
- Additional post type and archive link support
- Better support for Yoast SEO
- More information on installation and setup, FAQ, screenshots
- More information for setting up mappings on the backend
- Added compatibility settings for rare server incompatibilities
- Bugfix when having mapping-URIs which had the same characters in the beginning
20162 releases
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 0.1.1
- Removed a function that was used for testing automatic IDN conversion, but was incompatible with php 5.3
Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site 0.1
- Cleaned up code
- Cleaned up admin page
- Removed +/- Buttons to avoid the use of JavaScript
- Added text domain to strings
- Added support for german Umlaute as described in the FAQ
- Added Banner and Icon
- Moved the settings page into the Tools-section
Questions about Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site’s releases
What is the latest version of Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site?
1.1.1, released on Oct 27, 2026 (2 weeks ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 7.2.
How often is Multiple Domain Mapping on Single Site updated?
One release in the last year. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from October 2016.
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