If your multiple sites are on different domains, then you need make sure that your server supports cross-origin requests (since these requests are blocked by default by browsers). You can find a very comprehensive tutorial online.
Meanwhile,
Using our nginx server, go to the vhost.conf file we just created, and edit the server_name directive. Modify it to be your domain name and save. At this point, I assume that you have changed your A records and pointed your domain to your server's IP address. Leave the listen port to be 80 (and 443 if you have ssl). Save your configurations and re-create your docker container.
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If your multiple sites are on different domains, then you need make sure that your server supports cross-origin requests (since these requests are blocked by default by browsers). You can find a very comprehensive tutorial online.
Meanwhile,
Using our nginx server, go to the vhost.conf file we just created, and edit the server_name directive. Modify it to be your domain name and save. At this point, I assume that you have changed your A records and pointed your domain to your server's IP address. Leave the listen port to be 80 (and 443 if you have ssl). Save your configurations and re-create your docker container.