You can use the wp-config.php file to set constants for each setting.
@mailgun
How do you have different settings for each site by using the .htaccess?
It seems the example is for global settings?
For example, need a different domain and send from details
@mailgun Could you please explain how wp-config.php can be used to set different settings for different domains? At the moment the FAQ only explains how to configure it globally. That is only useful if you use the same e-mail address for all sites.
Also, many of here do not understand why the settings page was removed. Even for advanced users, changing settings on a settings page is easier than changing them in wp-config.php.
I don’t think the settings page was removed. Rather, it is disabled if you set the MAILGUN_USEAPI constant to true.
I’d also like to mention this isn’t ideal. I may want to configure my settings via constants, but I’d also like access to the test email button.
Can we see this changed in a future version? Readonly inputs where constants have been defined for settings seems to make more sense.
Ah, looks like the MAILGUN_USEAPI is actually different from this multi-site issue. I’ll open my own ticket.
