By LuckyBamboo on

Hi,

i'm trying to apply the following pattern to the taxonomy path settings:

tag/[cat-raw]

so if the taxonomy term is "drupal" the alias will be tag/drupal. When i do so and try to access the url of the alias i get a Forbiddn (You don't have permission to access...) error. if i use any other word (tags, for example) it works just fine. Is 'tag' some kind of reserved word? if so is there anyway to override it?

⋅ Categories: Drupal 6.x

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LuckyBamboo’s picture

LuckyBamboo commented

anyone?

WorldFallz’s picture

WorldFallz commented

It would seem there shouldn't be a problem with the word 'tag' (see http://buytaert.net/tag/drupal-sites), do you happen to have another directory named 'tag' in your folder structure?

nevets’s picture

nevets commented

It's possible you have a module installed that uses the path 'tag'.

usa2k’s picture

usa2k commented

Also for me, it was the user path
users/[user-raw] did not work on one site. ("You are not authorized to access this page.")
[user-raw] worked fine. (D6.11)

On another test site, it looks like I am using users/[user-raw]
That second site allowed the users/[user-raw] pathing, but I simplified it just in case.
EDIT: I agree 'users' might be in use somewhere ... but I could not determine where.

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EllECTRONC commented

I'm trying to apply settings too:

tag/[cat-raw]

Can't detect module that make this unaccessible...

UPD: look to there http://drupal.org/node/283726