Hello,

I can't tell whether I'm just not applying the right configuration, or if I've approached this in the wrong way, or maybe it can't be done at all.

We have two sites (Site A, B) that reference each other as well as a "Static" site which contains common stylesheets and images used by both Site A and B.

All three of these sites have two Destinations each: Testing and Production.

Each Destination reflects a different base URL for the site. For example:

Site A has: test.site-a.com, www.site-a.com
Site B has: test.site-b.com, www.site-b.com
Static has: test.static.com, www.static.com

When I publish Site A to its Test Destination, cross-site links from A to B should be resolved (somehow) to the corresponding Test Destination used by Site B. The same is true with cross-site links from Site A to stylesheets managed by the Static site.

I've noticed that cross site links from Site AorB to the Static Site reflect the "Site URL" property for the Static Site rather than magically knowing which base URL to use given the available (and selected) Destinations between the two sites.

This means that when I publish test.site-a.com, it will create references to www.static.com instead of test.static.com.

The only way for me to have test.site-a.com properly rewrite URLs to test.static.com is to change the Static Site's Site URL property to match the Test Destination's base URL. And then, when I want to publish the site(s) into production, I have to change the Site URL property to reflect the Production Destination base URL.

Is that correct? If I'm not doing anything wrong, it sure would be handy to be able to create a "Destination Set" between multiple Sites. This would help facilitate being able to easily publish staging/dev/test versions of multiple interrelated sites.

Thanks for any insight anyone may have!