The 2026 Drupal Business Survey is open. Your response will help shape the future of the Drupal business ecosystem.After looking at my analytics, I see some 404 for links internally.
When I click the 'edit link' option, the CKeditor is brought up with link type URL, and protocol and the node reference looking like this ../NID (see attached screenshot)
So, any internal links I have are not working properly.
I search the issues board and couldn't find this issue, is anyone else experiencing this?
Thanks!
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Comment #1
JoeKalucki commentedScreen shot here..
Comment #2
anrikun commentedAre using the CKEditor module? Which version?
Was it working before? Did you recently upgraded your CKEditor module?
What does your HTML source look like if you disable rich text?
Comment #3
JoeKalucki commentedYes, I am using the CKEditor Link module V 6.x-2.1
It was working before, I have not upgraded.
HTML source looks like this
It seems it just placing the Node ID in there, but with some extra punctuation. What's strange is that within the same node, i have another link to an internal node and it is working fine.
I appreciate your quick response!
Comment #4
anrikun commentedLike what? I see nothing.
What I need to know is the version of the CKEditor module you use, not the version of the CKEditor Link module (which should be 6.x-2.2 and not 6.x-2.1 by the way! If not, upgrade to 6.x-2.2 and flush all your caches: browser and Drupal caches)
Also, what is the version of the CKEditor JS library you use?
And tell me if you upgraded one of these modules/libraries since it used to work.
Comment #5
anrikun commentedTurning this into a support request until some bug is confirmed.
Comment #6
JoeKalucki commentedanrikun, my apologies.
HTML source looks like
<a href="../117">CKeditor is version 3.6.2.7275. I can't seem to locate which JS library version I am using and I have not upgraded anything recently.