I'm stuck with an issue on how to properly set up subdomains in my Flask project. Here's a simple example of the code I'm working with: from flask import Flask app = Flask(__name__) app.config['SERVER_NAME'] = 'buytogo.space' @app.route('/') def main_index(): return "You are visiting the main domain" @app.route('/', subdomain='toothpaste') def product_landing_1(): return "Welcome to the TOOTHPASTE subdomain" @app.route('/', subdomain='cooler') def product_landing_2(): return "Welcome to the COOLER subdomain" @app.route('/', subdomain='<subdomain>') def wildcard_subdomain(subdomain): return f"You are visiting the subdomain: {subdomain}" if __name__ == '__main__': app.run() I successfully deployed this project on Render.com, and there are no errors. I purchased a domain name, added it to the project on Render, and verified it (You can see the website live at https://buytogo.space/ and https://toothpaste.buytogo.space/). And my project is running on https://domain-testing-server-for-landing.onrender.com. To set up subdomains with the provider, I added the following DNS record: Type: CNAME Name: toothpaste Value: domain-testing-server-for-landing.onrender.com (Note: I didn't add the cooler domain to test how it will behave.) Now, I am encountering an issue: As you can see, the same server responses appear on both https://buytogo.space/ and https://toothpaste.buytogo.space/, but based on the code, the responses should be different depending on the subdomain. I would appreciate any help to resolve this issue. Thank you! Continue reading...