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            Update Your LWR Site URL to Remove /s

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            Update Your LWR Site URL to Remove /s

            Some older, non-enhanced LWR sites include /s at the end of the site’s base URL, making it difficult to achieve a completely custom site URL. You can remove this unwanted element and switch from https://mycustomdomain.com/s to https://mycustomdomain.com. Removing /s is also a prerequisite when you upgrade to an enhanced LWR site.

            Required Editions

            Available in: Salesforce Classic and Lightning Experience
            Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
            Applies to: LWR sites
            User Permissions Needed
            To customize or publish an Experience Cloud site:
            • Create and Set Up Experiences AND View Setup and Configuration AND be a member of the site

              OR

            • View Setup and Configuration AND be a member of the site AND have appropriate role-based site access

            Considerations Before You Update the URL

            Before you update the URL of a non-enhanced LWR site, make sure that you understand the changes to expect.

            • For published sites, as soon as you update the URL, the change takes immediate effect on the live site.
            • To maintain the site’s SEO rankings, the system sets up automatic redirects for the site’s pages and updates any custom URLs. For example, https://mycustomdomain.com/s/mypage redirects to https://mycustomdomain.com/mypage.
            • If you use hard-coded URLs as part of your site implementation, you must update these references manually.
            • Updating the URL of your site affects the deployment process because the URLs in the source and target orgs must match. If you update the site URL in sandbox, for example, remember to also update the URL in production before you deploy your site.

              Similarly, if you have existing change sets or metadata packages that use the old site URL, you must update the URL references before deployment.

            URL Format Differences

            In Custom URLs in Setup, you can see the list of sites in your org. Each site has two entries.

            • Site.com Community serves the site pages from Experience Builder. For older, non-enhanced LWR sites, this URL includes /s and can’t be edited.
            • Community serves the various Visualforce pages that you can set up in the Administration workspace of a site.

            Custom URLs page before URL update

            When you update the site URL, the system:

            • Removes /s from the URL path for Site.com Community and makes the value editable.

            • Appends vforcesite to the URL path for Community. For example, an LWR site at mycompany.my.site.com/helpcenter/ would serve Visualforce pages from mycompany.my.site.com/helpcenter/helpcentervforcesite.

            Custom URLs page after URL update

            Update the Site URL

            Remember that changes to the site URL takes immediate effect on the live site.

            1. Identify whether your LWR site includes /s in the URL.
              The list of sites on the Custom URLs page is the easiest way to check the URL. From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Custom URLs and then select it.
            2. Open the site’s Administration workspace. From the All Sites page in Setup, click Workspaces next to the site’s name, and then select Administration.
            3. On the URL Update page, click Update URL.The URL Update page in the site's Administration workspace.
              The option to update a site URL is available only for non-enhanced LWR sites.
            4. Verify that the site URL was updated correctly. When successful:
              • The URL Update page refreshes and shows a Revert URL button instead.
              • In Experience Builder, if the site was previously published, the URL for the live site in Settings | General no longer includes /s.
              • In Custom URLs in Setup, the two entries for the site are updated as described in the previous section.

            Revert the Site URL

            If you previously updated the site URL to remove /s, you can revert the URL to include this element again if necessary.

            However, if you updated the site URL and subsequently upgraded the site to an enhanced LWR site, this option is unavailable. You must revert the site before you can revert the site URL.

            In the site’s Administration workspace, open the URL Update area and click Revert URL.

            The Revert URL button in the URL Update area.

            When you revert the site’s URL, /s is appended to the end of the base URL and takes immediate effect on the live site.

            Set Up Redirections for /s Removal

            When you remove /s from the site URL, the system usually sets up automatic redirects. However, if you see an error message in Experience Builder that this process failed, you can instead create the redirects manually by using the pattern shown here.

            Source URL format Target URL format
            /*/s /
            /*/s/ /
            /*/s/[route1] /[route1]
            /*/s/[route1]/[route2] /[route1]/[route2]
            And so on… And so on…

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