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Different subdomain for frontend/backend cause module issues #110
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@devillep Thank you for bringing this to our attention. We'll be looking into this issue and let you know once we have a fix out. |
Hi @joseconsador, Great, any idea of an ETA on this please? Cheers |
Sorry to chase but any update on this? Thanks |
Hi @joseconsador any update on this? |
Absolutely critical to fix - if you don't have the resources to fix it would you accept pull requests? |
I believe this is actually a ZendDesk limitation, not a magento module one - there is only one URL you can put into ZendDesk to perform the SSO. |
Hi,
We are having problems with API URL generation because we are using different sub-domains for the frontend and backend. This is core functionality that should ideally be supported. It's used often on multi-server setups where the admin panel might work on a separate server to the frontend.
For example:
http://www.example.com/ (frontend)
https://adminpanel.example.com/ (backend)
You are using a frontend router for the API controller, which is only loaded in the frontend.
When I am in the admin panel this method:
Links to https://adminpanel.example.com/zendesk/api but it should be linking to http://www.example.com/zendesk/api. I'm not sure what other issues exist with the module as I haven't been able to get as far as getting SSO and the order callbacks working yet.
Could I ask that you test your module with a different front/backend domain name please?
Many thanks
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