Apex Trading - Current

Andrew Bernhardt: It.

Chris LaFay: It's. Good morning.

Chris Hudson: Howdy.

Chris LaFay: Oh, let's see here. Let's get Robin here. We're gonna copy and paste the site over to the Apex WP engine and then we will be rocking and good to go. Howdy, Rob.

Rob Fess: Hello.

Chris LaFay: So to get us started here, the site's currently on the classic City WordPress engine account, so I do not have owner level access, so I couldn't copy the site over about 15 minutes ago. So mind hopping into WP engine for me really quick?

Rob Fess: Yes, let me sign in and then

Chris LaFay: Chris, I'll be able to get you DNS credentials as soon as we copy and paste this over and we'll be off to the races.

Chris Hudson: How do you guys handle the log currently

Chris LaFay: in terms of how did we migrate it over?

Chris Hudson: Yeah, did you migrate it over? Am I going to be changing the DNS for that also?

Chris LaFay: So, yeah, all of this lives under the same thing now. So basically what we did was we. We actually used the blog as the base of the website so that all those URLs didn't change and then we built all the other pages on top of that so all the URL structure remains identical. So there shouldn't. So from a DNS standpoint, there shouldn't need to be a. Any sort of. I'm chalky, I'm chalky on my DNS terms, but there shouldn't be any redirect happening. And redirect is not the right word for blog. All of it just lives there. It should just be pointed a C name and an A record to WP engine.

Rob Fess: Just so you know. Hang on, let me see if I can find it. It's not there anymore because I had a pinned tab and I went to the login and it's not allowing me to log in. Hang on, let me see if I, if I can maybe get in through a back.

Chris LaFay: Nope.

Rob Fess: File not found.

Chris LaFay: So I just dropped the URL in the Google chat. If you go to my.wpmjim.com you'll be able to log in.

Rob Fess: Wait, where is it in the Google Chat? Oh, here.

Chris LaFay: Oh, in the bottom right hand corner there's a little chat icon. Dropped it in Slack too. Yeah. Did that answer your question, by the way, Chris?

Chris Hudson: Yeah, I, I actually didn't remember. I thought we were. And I'm doing a cname redirect on my side and it's going from blog ApexTrading, but I guess I can just drop that entirely from my DNS records. So just make sure we're good.

Chris LaFay: Yep. The nice Thing about combining two tools into one. Less complexity.

Chris Hudson: No. I've hated forever that the whole thing wasn't on WordPress. So this is nice.

Chris LaFay: We at one point, and you'll understand the pain of this, we had to do a. WordPress doesn't like living in a subdirectory when it's under us like a single site. There's just, it's. There's stuff weird about the code. It just doesn't like domain.com some URL being like the home. And we had to work with AutoZone back in the day and you can only imagine how strict and how painful getting AutoZone to do anything DNS related and also in the ballpark of DNS was. And so we had to do some sort of reverse proxy Setup to get AutoZone.com blog to work on a consistent basis. And that. That was about six months of pain and torture because also enterprise client, if you will. Perfect. So on the left hand side, looks

Rob Fess: like I don't have any sites. That's why I was curious.

Chris LaFay: But that's perfect. We're about to, we're about to toss the. The site into this right now is what we're going to do. So hover over users for me on the left hand sidebar there little user icon. Click on that, click on account users. And then go to the edit button under my name and for right now give me owner level access and that'll let me move the site into this. Perfect. Awesome. Voila. I don't have to accept anything. I should just be able to refresh this on my side

Rob Fess: and then do. Do we know what the.

Chris Hudson: That's the best name I've ever seen.

Chris LaFay: Just.

Chris Hudson: Sorry to interrupt.

Rob Fess: Samson o'.

Chris LaFay: Shaughnessy. It's. Dude, it's. It is a. It is a. Yes. Yes. And he is not what you would expect with that name. That name sounds like big name. Big.

Chris Hudson: A big guy.

Chris LaFay: No, he's. No, he's a tiny little twig of a human. Yes. What? Upgrade the network. What? Before we complete the mic, all domains is advanced. Okay. Why? Why? Sorry, give me one second.

Rob Fess: There was an invite that said not accepted resend. I don't know if that is something you have to look at.

Chris LaFay: No, I got the access that I needed and WP engine just threw a really odd error at me when I tried to push the migration button because the site's all ready to go. It has all your domain name and all that jazz attached to it. It's all set up and happy and good. But it didn't like some network settings. I don't understand why. Yeah, it's not pointed. Of course not. Okay, we're gonna push the magic button. I've heard that I work in. Okay, we're just gonna do this then we're just gonna drop this.

Chris Hudson: We can give you a some time to think about it. Chris, I don't want you to it up.

Chris LaFay: No, no, it's. I think it's because we. We attached the domain name to the. We attached a real. The real domain name to the WP engine account. Not the account, but the site. And I think that's the reason why it's problematic. And if this is problem, if this is not the problem, then I'll pause for a second. But I don't think think that's the case. Oh, that's why. Okay, here we go. All right. Says primary. Great. And then now remove. Okay. All right, now let me go ahead and try to migrate this over. Now transfer. Okay, so here it is. Ha. There we go. Fantastic. Great. All right. Migration is going to happen.

Rob Fess: Sweet. Okay, so is it just processing? Because I guess my question is, is this where I would manage this? Like I. Where's my back end? Now that's what I want to.

Chris LaFay: So what do you.

Rob Fess: So this right here says Sites.

Chris LaFay: So I don't know, there's about to be one that comes into it. Your entire WordPress site right now is in the process of moving from our account over to yours. So the whole kit and caboodle is going to be there momentarily.

Rob Fess: But is my. So my front end sort of law or my, you know, entry point to logging in? Is this my.wpengine.com Got it.

Chris LaFay: I understand, I understand your question. Let me, let me answer that in a moment. I can explain all that very clearly. Okay. And I think, I think, yeah, I think the migration already happened. Let me go check your dashboard. Voila. Sites. Fantastic. All right, so just, I want to just see it separately, just be on the safe side. So on the left hand side bar, the topmost icon is a rectangle with a couple of squares. Click on. I'm sorry, click on Sites actually for me. I forgot.

Rob Fess: Okay, hang on. I kind of go to Dashboard first, then I'll go to Sites.

Chris LaFay: Perfect. And then we should be.

Rob Fess: Here come Sites.

Chris LaFay: Here come Sites. Fantastic. All right, so go ahead. All right, so the website transferred over into your account. That's perfect. Go ahead and click on the PRD little icon there for me.

Rob Fess: Where's that?

Chris LaFay: Oops.

Rob Fess: Prd.

Chris LaFay: Oh, oh, that's right here on the row there. There you go.

Rob Fess: On the link itself.

Chris LaFay: Yeah, you're gonna just go into that. So just click on the Apex Trading one PRD and it'll link you into the site. And I need to find.

Rob Fess: Yeah, because this is our. This is our existing site. Yeah.

Chris LaFay: Yes, exactly. So if you click on the. The label Apex Trading one, the bold text, it'll take you into the site on the inside of WP engine.

Rob Fess: Oh, gotcha.

Chris LaFay: There you go. And I'll. I'll explain what all's happening in a moment. So, Chris, I'm about to go ahead and attach the domain name back to it. That was the problem.

Chris Hudson: I'm just doing my own thing over here, so let me know when you.

Chris LaFay: Yep, you're good. We're almost. We're almost ready here. W. Add the WWW. Dot Come on. This domain name is already in use. That doesn't make sense. Why can't it add a domain name? That's okay. Domain names. Oh, there it is. Perfect. All right, Chris, we are good to go. All right, so I'm actually gonna go ahead and share my screen just so. So, Rob, I'm gonna take over your screen sharing. So here we are. ApexTrain.com Change DNS Records. Manual. We're going to update it ourselves. So that right there is what it is looking for. So they recommend doing C names for both the root and the www. And I can copy that into the. I can copy that into the chat if you want to just copy and paste it.

Chris Hudson: Can you send me the A record options?

Chris LaFay: Sure. These are all I need.

Chris Hudson: All four of those.

Chris LaFay: Yeah. I think. I think they do. Load balancing might not be the correct word, but I think they do some type of load balancing. Oops, where did it go? Oh, there it is. Too many tabs open. Those are your two IPS right there or the.

Chris Hudson: For the A record one. I'm for the app.

Chris LaFay: They got two IPS for the AT and the same. In the same. They're the same two. So it's AT root, it's both and then a dub. Dub, dub. It's both.

Chris Hudson: That's interesting the way that WordPress is recommending this. Normally you would see that the. The app one being an A record and the cname being for the www. Can you go back to the cname one?

Chris LaFay: Yeah. So this is the cname. Cname only. So the reason I'm. It's been a while since they've had the C name only as an option and so I'm going to falter a little bit. On my. My reasoning. But I think the reason why they recommend cname only is so that if. If hosts not host, but if servers move around, you don't have to make any DNS changes. So you're pointed toward this subdomain and then they route you appropriately from there. Whereas going to a record route, you're locked into those ips. So if you do need to move DNS, changes will have to happen. Yeah.

Chris Hudson: Root level C names are weird. I'm sure you know, so I can.

Chris LaFay: I can try to me, it doesn't matter. I've had success doing both routes. And so as long as, like, I really. The only. The only time I've seen. I shouldn't say the only time, but the only time I can remember us having to change these IP addresses has been when going from some type of a shared environment, something dedicated within WP engine, and obviously the IP has changed at that point. I don't recall a time where WP engine was like, we're moving your servers and you have to update.

Chris Hudson: I could be wrong, but try the recommended way. I just in. In Route 53, since it's an Apex domain, I can't use an A record. I have to use a.

Andrew Bernhardt: A.

Chris Hudson: An alias. But I think I can do that.

Chris LaFay: Interesting. Okay, I know enough about DNS to be extraordinarily dangerous. And outside of taking a website live and updating your email MX records or adding a text record for validation, I try to not touch jack crap on DNS. I know where my limits are.

Rob Fess: I.

Chris Hudson: I could also bring down a SAS company if I do this wrong.

Rob Fess: Don't worry, Chris. No pressure.

Chris LaFay: No pressure.

Chris Hudson: It should be fine. I just make sure it is right.

Chris LaFay: What were your original Time to Live values? Were they small? Or does Route 53 do some automatic crap that I'm unaware of?

Chris Hudson: Apparently I can't even set it for the Apex domain.

Chris LaFay: Interesting.

Chris Hudson: So. I don't know. All right, I got to do an alias.

Chris LaFay: Excuse me? Times2. It.

Chris Hudson: Trying to figure out right now what I'm seeing on my side is there to do a C name, it's asking for a alias in our own account here. It's not letting me point outside of the account for that.

Chris LaFay: No, and you're actually fine. Don't. I was. I was doing some double checking on some database stuff. Whenever you're done, don't push save quite yet. I realized when they moved the site from server to server, they replaced all my ApexTrading.com domains in the database with the old staging URL. So I actually need to hop back in and do a database search and replace for the WP engine URL to the live URL. So that won't take me but two seconds, but I just want to make sure. Okay.

Chris Hudson: Yeah, I don't think. I don't think our engine supports cname flattening, so I probably need those. A record level that way. I think you. Let me see if I can look in the chat.

Rob Fess: Here.

Chris LaFay: It is.

Chris Hudson: Those two that you pasted in the chat, Chris, there were four on that page, right?

Chris LaFay: There were four, but it's the same. It's the same two. Hold on here, I'll show you.

Rob Fess: 10 and 11 or 11 and 12 or something, right?

Chris LaFay: Yeah. So it's the same two you do. You do two at root level and two with dub, dub, dubs. And it's the same too.

Chris Hudson: I think I'm gonna do it the way that I think that it should be and not how they're telling me, which is to mix A records and C names. But we'll see how it works. Just know that I'm gonna go rogue here.

Chris LaFay: You were good.

Chris Hudson: All right, Are you ready for me to do this?

Chris LaFay: I'm almost. I'm almost ready. I'm doing a dry run of the database. Database swipe to make sure that the numbers look good and then. Going through 50 tables, doing a test. All right, cool. So we're about to not run this as a dry run. Run search and replace now and set

Chris Hudson: TTL to 60 seconds on these.

Chris LaFay: Sweet. Probably about 30 more seconds before the database dump. Database search and replace it done. There it is. Dope. Refresh should not work anymore. Awesome. Okay. All right, sweet. Website is now definitely live. Domain is attached correctly now.

Andrew Bernhardt: So

Chris LaFay: we are good to go. Push that button.

Chris Hudson: I gotta hit two buttons. One for the A records, one for the C name. I'll do the A record now. That one's happening.

Chris LaFay: Also pull up A.

Chris Hudson: The only two you had for me were the app and the www, right?

Chris LaFay: Yes, those are the.

Chris Hudson: Okay, both are done.

Chris LaFay: All right, let's tell WP engine that it's done. And see. See if I said I don't know

Rob Fess: if there's still buttons to click, but ApexTrading.com is gone.

Chris LaFay: Yes, this is the pure. Yeah, no, we're good. We're good.

Rob Fess: All right, cool.

Chris LaFay: Cool. We are good. Refresh.

Chris Hudson: The bigger question, Rob, is this app Apex Trading still around?

Rob Fess: Yes. Provide a secure connection.

Chris Hudson: Yeah, I don't. I don't give a crap about that. I just care about the SAS platform demo.

Chris LaFay: All right, so I'm locally pinging. I'm pinging the 11 address, so that's good. Incognito, tab time, let's go now.

Rob Fess: I'm only putting this up for my sanity.

Chris LaFay: No, you're good. This stuff, this does. This stuff takes some time sometimes.

Rob Fess: Yeah, that's fine.

Chris LaFay: Oh, ouch. All right, so WP engine has seen the non dub dubs process and it is automatically applying an SSL certificate right now.

Chris Hudson: That's why you're seeing that non ssl.

Chris LaFay: Yeah, gotcha.

Rob Fess: That makes sense.

Chris LaFay: And that doesn't mean everybody's going to see it all at the same time either, but it's. Their progress has been made. That's the takeaway here. There we go. I'm also getting a not secure connection, so that's also good. Wonderful. Cipher mismatch.

Chris Hudson: I think we're up. I'm getting routed to the apex trading1.wordpressengine.com now.

Chris LaFay: Delightful.

Rob Fess: Turn on the phone, see if I get something different on the phone.

Chris LaFay: And there's a chance that you will see different things on different devices.

Rob Fess: Yeah, that's what I was saying. I'll check my phone, see if it's different.

Chris LaFay: And that might be the case for a little while. There's also a lot of levels of like caching that happen with this type of stuff as well too. So just a heads up with that. I won't go into all the technical

Chris Hudson: details, but CSS has started loading. Beautiful.

Rob Fess: Sweet.

Chris Hudson: I like your gradient request. A demo button looks better than the old one.

Chris LaFay: There we go. Did somebody just hop in here? Oh, Rob dropped. I see. Okay, cool. I'm sorry. So I'm actually. So when you pulled up. So when you go to ApexTrading.com Chris, since it's showing up in the address bar, does it still say apex trading.com or does it do the WP engine URL?

Chris Hudson: WP engine URL.

Chris LaFay: Okay, cool. That should not happen.

Chris Hudson: Weird redirect going on.

Chris LaFay: Yeah, that's the thing I just did. That shouldn't be there because the root URL is apex.com options. Yeah. Okay, let me.

Chris Hudson: It may just be waiting for SSL validation. It might be trying to go to the one that it knows is valid right now.

Chris LaFay: And that also could very much be the case. So I am however, going to hop on with support. Just be on the safe side. WordPress engine hasn't seen WWW propagate yet. Just FYI. I know you did some different. You need. I know you did some different things. I just don't know what those were, but that's not there yet.

Chris Hudson: WordPress may not like that I went rogue, but I did it the way that it should be. I can undo it if.

Chris LaFay: It.

Rob Fess: I am going to send a quick slack on the general to the team letting them know if they notice this. The site's temporarily offline, but it's just part of the cutover and should be up and running in a few.

Chris Hudson: They shouldn't see that, Rob. It should just redirect this temporary one.

Rob Fess: Oh okay.

Chris Hudson: Because I. I think you hit it in our cached locally but I don't think they will hit it.

Rob Fess: Oh w. So the. I just refreshed and it's apex1wpengine powered.com

Chris LaFay: is now that's the thing we're trying to. That's the thing we're trying to debug. It shouldn't. It shouldn't say that, right? Oh, interesting.

Rob Fess: Well, I will say so. I had a. Another screen open on one of the internal pages. Wholesale cannabis sellers. And it is the new version, I believe. Yeah, yeah, this is the new version. So I am seeing some pages. Oh, now it went back to the other domain. Damn it.

Chris LaFay: Interesting.

Rob Fess: That's interesting, Chris. So, so, so the wholesale cannabis seller pages show the standard domains, the ApexTrading.com wholesale cannabis seller, CA Etc. But when you click out into some of the other pages like sellers, buyers, that sort of thing, it goes to the WP1 engine. Okay, so maybe it's just cutting over something like that.

Chris LaFay: I don't know. Normally it's an all or nothing sort of thing.

Rob Fess: Yeah, because they have all the sub pages here seem to be doing the same thing. Nope, that went to WP engine. Dang. About buyers. No buyers, isn't.

Chris LaFay: It? Chris, did you make a second DNS swap A minute ago when I was. When I. I mentioned. Sorry, my brain is a little bit. I'm bouncing around a little bit. I mentioned that the dub dub dubs was not pointed. The little red circle here and I think you said that you made a different change the DNS and I don't know why I'm seeing now that both demo. Both belt. Good gosh, words are hard. Both domains say that the DNS is not pointed, but I'm also seeing the right IP addresses when I ping. So what change did you just make? Did you just add a cname record for the WWW version? And you're muted by the way, if you're talking.

Chris Hudson: Damn. Sorry. Yeah, I did two separate changes and that's how it works in Route 53. You do them one at a time. So I did the first one to a name records with IP addresses for Apex Trading and then I did a C name for the www and it has propagated. I just did a dig I posted in the chat here in Google. So it is pointing to WordPress engine. So WordPress just hasn't seen it, but it is good.

Chris LaFay: Okay, sweet. Here. Okay. So Rob, while we're waiting on this. Yep. Person to check in with us. So you will log in to. So hold on, let me back up really quick. Modifying the different. So your website, you're going to log in@apex trading.com wp-admin so very similar to what you did before. It was like. Sorry, let me back up. When the site was on staging, you did something like apex trading one wp engine power.com wp admin so right now your entire your editing experience is all going to be exactly the same. So apex trading.com wp-admin and you log in with the same credentials that you logged in on that white screen. Now that URL is not going to work right now because they're in the process of doing some updates.

Rob Fess: Sure. He said it was ApexTrading.com WP Admin or WP-Admin.

Chris LaFay: Yes, correct.

Rob Fess: Okay.

Chris LaFay: And then all of that, you'll edit the website. Just. Just like you've done the last three, four, five weeks. Right. WP Engine. And I realize there's nomenclature that's very similar here. WP Engine is a company, they are a full service, they are a for profit company and they host websites, which is very different than WordPress. Even though WP is in their name, it is a company. All they do. You're basically leasing a computer space to store your website on there.

Rob Fess: Sure.

Chris LaFay: So the files, the database, all that jazz is on WP Engine. The likelihood that the only reasons you will need to log back into WP Engine are to update your billing or

Rob Fess: this sort of stuff. Yeah.

Chris LaFay: And if there's ever an issue with the website, you need to roll it back. There's the ability to roll it back. And actually, given that we're sitting here waiting, this is actually a good thing for you to know. So. Yeah. Am I sharing? Am I showing the right tab? Share this.

Rob Fess: You're sharing, you're sharing.

Chris LaFay: Here we go. So when you're on this WP Engine dashboard, this is your hosting account.

Rob Fess: Right.

Chris LaFay: If you hover over sites and do basically the same thing we just did. So you go to sites and then you go to just Click on Apex Trading 1. Not the domain name, but this, the tab. It kind of goes into all your hosting settings. Go to backups. There's not going to actually there will be some here the way that you restore. Let's say that you, you did something today and you were like, I broke it, I mess it up. It's. It's messed up, right? You have 30 days worth of backups at your disposal.

Rob Fess: Oh good.

Chris LaFay: So you'll go over here to, you know, yesterday's backup. You'll click the dots and you'll click on restore and all of this stuff by default will be all correct and you'll just click on the big blue restore button and typically speaking it takes about three or four minutes. Okay, that's it. So and because the great thing about why this works well for you guys is just in case, like there's nothing that's changing on a very regular basis on your website, meaning you're not accepting E commerce orders, new users are not being created the whole nine yards. So you have a fairly static website. So this allows you to hop in in case anything goes wrong. Within a click, you're pretty much good to go. So. Right.

Chris Hudson: We have a www redirect working and the site is back on ApexTrain.com.

Rob Fess: no way. Hang on. I check.

Chris LaFay: Fantastic. Maybe this, maybe this person did a little bit of stuff for us here. Apex Trading.

Rob Fess: Oh, it just kicked over. Maybe I'm. I'm. I don't know if I'm still cached, but when I type in apex trading.com it takes me to WP Engine still, but I don't know.

Chris LaFay: Yeah, that. That might be cast. So some of them. What the heck? Freaking heck. There we go.

Chris Hudson: Trading. Open an incognito window, Rob, and try that.

Rob Fess: Open a what? New Incognito. Yeah, I gotcha.

Chris Hudson: Or a different browser of Firefox or Safari or something.

Rob Fess: Now kick me over to apex trading 1wpengine powered.com.

Chris Hudson: you might have a. Your local. Well, you're just where you're connecting from it.

Rob Fess: Yeah, let me see. Oh and here.

Andrew Bernhardt: Yeah, just topped out of that client meeting there a second ago, but okay, now it's propagating to the right domain for me. You will

Chris LaFay: to catch you up, WP engine is doing some stuff with the default domain name. We did the whole search and replace but for some reason after the search and replace was done, we're still seeing the. The staging URL in certain places. So something didn't. Something got missed, not misfired, but something happened there. So WP Engine supports trying to figure out why some URLs are WP Engine powered and why some of them are the live one. So.

Andrew Bernhardt: And we're going to enforce dub dubs, right?

Chris LaFay: Yeah, I can. I can make the primary one dub dubs.

Andrew Bernhardt: Let's do that. Yeah. So that's consistent.

Chris Hudson: Why is that something that we enforce, Andrew? Just. Is that a SEO thing?

Andrew Bernhardt: It's SEO continuity. If we had started as non dub, I would try to keep that consistent. Backlinks, the equity of the domain

Chris Hudson: shopify

Andrew Bernhardt: sites in general tend to not have dubs. Some platforms do their thing. I think that if you were to launch it today, we would probably debate it for 15 to 20 minutes and just decide on what we think maybe looks the cleanest for branding. But then once you set it, you want to be consistent because of knowledge graphs and stuff like that.

Rob Fess: Yeah, my phone one came up with the HTTPs secure connection thing. See where I'm at here?

Chris Hudson: It looks like my part in this is done. Guys, you mind if I jump off or anything else you need to come in?

Chris LaFay: I think. I think you're good. If we have something, we'll. We'll hit you up in slack.

Chris Hudson: Okay, cool.

Rob Fess: Thanks, Chris.

Chris Hudson: All right, see you guys.

Chris LaFay: Thanks, man. Good.

Chris Hudson: Hey, good work, guys. I'm glad I never have to touch it again. Thank you. Yes.

Chris LaFay: The dub dub.

Andrew Bernhardt: I forget if that's in DNS or if that's. Is that actually in WordPress where you specify dubs?

Chris LaFay: Yeah. So I'm actually going to run the. I'm actually going to run the search and replace to do. To hit. Okay, to hit that now?

Andrew Bernhardt: Yeah. I'm going to check GA4 Rob to see that it's coming in in real time.

Rob Fess: All right. Some of. Some of them have switched over. That's cool. I'm looking because I'm going to pages that before. Yeah. Okay, good. I still had a one or two. Good demo works.

Andrew Bernhardt: Yeah, man.

Rob Fess: Yeah.

Andrew Bernhardt: Oh, well, you got all your users that are in the app. Let me for pages. Non app.

Chris Hudson: Here we go.

Andrew Bernhardt: Got two people on the reviews pages. Oh, wow. I get to see our new titles Josh Wax at wholesale prices with Apex Trading. Remember

Rob Fess: I went into that same page earlier, Josh Wax for some reason.

Andrew Bernhardt: I don't know why. Okay, so dope farms, you've got. Oh, yeah, this is great. Okay, so there's the news. Someone's in the blog right now.

Chris LaFay: So just, just FYI, I'm going to. I'm moving the primary domain to the WWW version and I'M actively running search and replace on the database to move ApexTrading.com to www right now set as the primary domain yes.

Andrew Bernhardt: Oh great that that even stuck for your canonical logic too so it's enforcing it in the canonical tags.

Chris LaFay: All right so all the search and replace stuff just got finished. The chat rep also said that he ran some search and replaces as well so if you go to www.apex. That's loading for me you might still be cached some on the non dubs because it looks like even even my incog shows no has no dub dub attached to it but it is the it is the primary yeah it might

Andrew Bernhardt: be taking some time because I've hitting it with no cache and it's still chopping off the dubs

Chris LaFay: oh wait what the heck hold on domains actually it might not have it might not not Take my saving of that There we go. All right so WP engine says that W's has primary is the primary domain name and.