Hello All:
I keep getting urls like:
/location#.ULaCN-Oe9Z0=
/location#.ULaDbeOe9Z0
/services#.ULaDXOOe9Z0
/contact#.ULaDfOOe9Z0
/video#.ULaDjuOe9Z0
even with clean urls enabled, I've tried page title, simple meta, among a slew of other possibilities. I've disabled modules, enabled others, and am generally baffled. If you click the lick for, say, the location page after it's already loaded, and is displaying the url above, it gets rid of the #.ULaCN-Oe9Z0= bit and displays clean, but only on the second load.
It's driving me nuts, and I've never had this happen on any of the sites I've built previously with Drupal.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The front page displays clean and correctly on the first load, just not any of the others, including /user.
Josh
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Oh and...
I'm using the latest Drupal 7 and a subtheme of the latest Zen.
Thanks!
Please do not post multiple
Please do not post multiple threads on the same subject. You have already asked your question here: http://drupal.org/node/1853314
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Apologies
I realize that, but could not delete the post in the other container after figuring out that was the wrong place for that particular question.
You can move posts by editing
You can move posts by editing the original post, and changing the forum under which it's posted.
Contact me to contract me for D7 -> D10/11 migrations.
Thanks!
The support forums and Drupal documentation have been so helpful (and thorough) that in all the years I've been using it, I've rarely had to post here. I'll remember that next time. You wouldn't happen to have any idea about what would be causing my little problem, would you? I'm stumped.
Sorry, that one I don't know.
Sorry, that one I don't know. Try searching your file system and your database for that string of text, and see if you can track down where it's coming from. Then maybe you/we can work backwards from there.
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Okay
I'll get on that tomorrow and get back to you. Hopefully I can figure it out.
I just randomly tried...
...disabling clean urls and now it says that the clean url test failed. So, that makes sense that I was seeing only semi clean URL's, but now what do I do to enable them and make the test pass? I've never experienced this before and I want to get this site turned over to my client by tomorrow or the next day. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I tried everything here...
@ http://drupal.org/node/15365 (Installation Guide Step 6: Clean URLs) including altering the settings.php and .htaccess files in numerous ways, to no avail.
I always fail the Clean URL test.
But, I can manually enter /admin/config/search/clean-urls, and the ability to check the box "clean urls" is available and I can save the settings with it checked no problem. However, the original problem still persists.
URLs look like /about#.ULepK-Oe9Z0
The thing that bugs me the most about this is, the #.ULepK-Oe9Z0 pops up after a split second, almost like Drupal is performing some type of query and returning this after the page loads, and altering the url. And, just as before, upon loading a page a second time, the url displays clean.
ARGGGHH. I am lost here.
SUCCESS!!!
I figured it out! It was the result of some click tracking javascript in an AddThis button! FINALLY!
For future reference, and if anyone ever comes across this again,
hashtags trailing a clean url followed by a period and a bunch of letters and numbers is a result of this bit of AddThis code:
<script type="text/javascript" src="//s7.addthis.com/js/300/addthis_widget.js#pubid=ra-5092e25265519cee"></script>(not part of the drupal module, I don't think, although I always use the buttons from AddThis.com rather than the module for flexibility)
Thanks!
Josh