Multiple Domain · Version history
Multiple Domain changelog and version history
- Latest version
- 1.0.7
- Apr 11, 2021 (5 years ago)
- Releases
- 25
- since 2018
- In the last year
- 0
- Tested up to
- WordPress 5.7.21
Releases each year
- 20185 releases
- 201915 releases
- 20203 releases
- 20212 releases
20212 releases
Multiple Domain 1.0.7Latest
- Changed the author to the new one.
- Tested suport for WP 5.7
Multiple Domain 1.0.6
- Fix URI generated for canonical tag.
20203 releases
Multiple Domain 1.0.5
- Fixed issue with system routes when a base path is defined.
Multiple Domain 1.0.4
- Fixed assertions in admin views.
Multiple Domain 1.0.3
- Fixed XSS vulnerability in canonical/alternate tags.
201915 releases
Multiple Domain 1.0.2
- Added low memory option. (Refer to https://github.com/straube/multiple-domain/issues/45 on how to enable it)
- Constants starting with MULTPLE_ are now deprecated. They have a matching MULTIPLE_ prefixed constant.
- Fixed constants starting with MULTPLE_, changed to MULTIPLE.
Multiple Domain 1.0.1
- Fixed issue with regex used in domain replacement.
Multiple Domain 1.0.0
- Locked out instructions to readme file.
- API to programmatically change the domains list.
- Don’t add canonical link if settings are false.
Multiple Domain 0.11.2
- FAQ about removal of hreflang tags.
- Fixed bug in domain replacement when it contains a slash (the regex delimiter).
- Fixed issue in the domain replacement regex.
Multiple Domain 0.11.1
- Fixed URI validation when there is a domain’s base restriction.
Multiple Domain 0.11.0
- Add CHANGELOG.md file.
- Added option to enable canonical tags.
- Added %%multiple_domain%% advanced variable for Yoast.
- Moved WordPress admin features to a separate class.
- Renamed hreflang related methods.
- Inline documentation review.
- Minor refactoring.
- Fixed issue with domain replacement.
Multiple Domain 0.10.3
- Added public method to retrieve a given (or current) domain base path: getDomainBase($domain = null).
- Minor code refactoring.
Multiple Domain 0.10.2
- Fix minor notice message when loading the non-mapped original domain.
- Added FAQ about plugin settings and domains.
Multiple Domain 0.10.1
- Fix bug introduced in 0.10.0 with setups where the original domain is not present in the plugin settings.
Multiple Domain 0.10.0
- Fix #31: Don’t add SSL when accessing via a Tor domain name
- Moved HTML to view files.
Multiple Domain 0.8.7
- Loading Multiple Domain before other plugins to fix issue with paths.
- Fix #38: Missing locales on language list (this issue was reopened and now it’s fixed)
- Refactored initAttributes method.
Multiple Domain 0.8.6
- Fix #39: Rolling back changes introduced in 0.8.4 and 0.8.5 regarding to avoid URL changes in the WP admin.
Multiple Domain 0.8.5
- Fixed an issue introduced in 0.8.4 that breaks the admin URLs.
- Fix #38: Missing locales on language list
- Add [multiple_domain] shortcode to show the current language.
Multiple Domain 0.8.4
- Fix: #36 Wrong host in URLs returned by the JSON API
- Using singleton pattern for main plugin class.
- Avoiding URL changes in the admin panel.
Multiple Domain 0.8.3
- Fix: #34 hreflang tag error
20185 releases
Multiple Domain 0.8.2
- Fix: #32 Image URLs not being re-written properly via Tor.
Multiple Domain 0.8.1
- Fix: #23 Undefined index when using wp-cli.
Multiple Domain 0.8.0
- Moved MultipleDomain class to its own file.
- Fix: #14 Remove filter_input from plugin.
- Attempt to fix #22.
- Added MULTIPLE_DOMAIN_DOMAIN_LANG constant for theme/plugin customization.
- Fix: #21 No ‘Access-Control-Allow-Origin’ header is present on the requested resource
Multiple Domain 0.7.1
- Make the plugin compatible with PHP 5.4 again.
Multiple Domain 0.7
- Code review/refactoring.
- Added activation hook to fix empty settings bug.
Questions about Multiple Domain’s releases
What is the latest version of Multiple Domain?
1.0.7, released on Apr 11, 2021 (5 years ago). It’s tested up to WordPress 5.7.21.
How often is Multiple Domain updated?
It had no release in the last year; the latest came out 5 years ago. Its first release on WordPress.org dates from May 2018.
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Start freeRelease dates come from the day each version’s folder was made in Multiple Domain’s WordPress.org SVN repository; the notes from its readme’s changelog, as its authors wrote it.