I have 3 different domains for a single WordPress project (for example, www.aaa, www.bbb, wwwc). www.aaa is the main domain. The problem is, whenever I access the page that WordPress did the URL guessing on other domains, it will redirect to the main domain with 301 code. Here is an example of the current situation:

www.aaa/en --> www.aaa/en/
www.bbb/en --> www.aaa/en/
wwwc/location/ --> www.aaa/aboutus/location/

What my expectation is it will redirect according to its own domain, like:

www.bbb/en --> www.bbb/en/

I am not sure which part should I check on. I really appreciate anyone's help.

I have 3 different domains for a single WordPress project (for example, www.aaa, www.bbb, wwwc). www.aaa is the main domain. The problem is, whenever I access the page that WordPress did the URL guessing on other domains, it will redirect to the main domain with 301 code. Here is an example of the current situation:

www.aaa/en --> www.aaa/en/
www.bbb/en --> www.aaa/en/
wwwc/location/ --> www.aaa/aboutus/location/

What my expectation is it will redirect according to its own domain, like:

www.bbb/en --> www.bbb/en/

I am not sure which part should I check on. I really appreciate anyone's help.

• redirect
• wp-redirect

1 Answer 1

This is intended behaviour for WordPress install and will use the value set in the siteurl entry in the options table.

What you want to achieve will probably have to be done with Nginx or Apache using Rewrites, or proxy_pass (for Nginx) or RewriteRule and ProxyPass (Apache)