If the two domains are on the same WordPress network install, then yes.
There are lots of users using WordPress’ internal domain mapping to have different domains in the same install.
If the domains are on separate installs, then no.
By same WordPress network install do you mean, WordPress Multisite or do both websites need to be hosted by the same hostingprovider?
I’ve created a Multi-site and installed the plug-in. I can see Broadcast to: xyz.com website if I create a new post. Except I don’t see the post if login to wp-admin xyz.com. It only shows hello world. Have I configured it right?
That’s awful strange. If you enable Broadcast debug mode and then broadcast the post, what does the debug dump show?
Hi Edward, here you can see the debug dump show:
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robertvdijk.
That looks perfectly fine to me.
2017-11-27 14:35:27.0708 ThreeWP_Broadcast: Equivalent of 1/234 is 2/5
On blog 2, post ID 5 should be the post that you just broadcasted. If it exists in the database it should be visible to the admin.
It exists in the database in table wp_2_posts. Only if I login to the Admin of the site I don’t see the post. I think it is because I haven’t connected the second domain good to the multi-site? For example the plug-ins in main site don’t appear in the second site.
That’s not completely impossible. I’m unsure as to how to check that, though. Perhaps renaming site 2 or giving it another description from the network admin and then visiting the site to see if you’re visiting the network or a single install that overrides the network domain?
