I've tried to translate a simple node into a different language using the standard interface and I keep getting a 404 error.

When I create an node in English, then click the translate button, then choose to "Add translation" via the link the resulting page generates an 404 Page not found error.

The URL it creates on my dev.internal site is: http://openpublic.dev.internal/fr/node/add/page?translation=1&target=fr#...

I have tested this in a stock D7 install with the overlay module enabled and the Rubik theme enabled for admin and DO NOT get the error.

Can you please help, this is a major flaw for anyone hoping to develop a government site in Canada or elsewhere, where it needs multiple languages.

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colincalnan’s picture

colincalnan commented

Some further follow up on this.

1. It's not generating an error anywhere. Check both the Drupal and Server error logs, and nothing there.
2. I have enabled both 'Content Translation' and 'Locale' modules. Added a language, set the detection to "URL prefix'.
3. I have installed a Sanbox of Drupal 7 and enabled the 'Overlay' and 'Toolbar' modules and translation is possible.

From this it appears that out of the box, translating content is not possible with this distribution, could there be a conflict in one of the custom modules or features?

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Anonymous (not verified) commented

Have you tried upgrading to beta4 to see if you are still having this issue?

DSheffler’s picture

DSheffler commented
Status: Active » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.