Language code in url

It's entirely possible that this is an issue in the module but I'm probably going to need you to test some things to help me fix it because I don't have access to a multilingual site at the moment. I'll get back to you once I figure out what it is that I need you to test.

Okay. Go to a node/add form and switch to PHP input mode. Put the following code in the "body" textarea and click "Preview." The code should run once and display the results. Mess around with the last part and see if you can get the URL you're expecting.

global $base_url, $base_path, $base_root;
echo '$base_url:   '. $base_url .'<br />';
echo '$base_path:  '. $base_path .'<br />';
echo '$base_root:  '. $base_root .'<br />';
echo 'base_path(): '. base_path() .'<br />';

echo '<br />';

echo '$_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"]: '. $_SERVER["SERVER_NAME"] .'<br />';
echo '$_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"]: '. $_SERVER["REQUEST_URI"] .'<br />';
echo '$_GET["q"]:              '. $_GET['q'] .'<br />';

echo '<br />';

//This is what the module currently uses to build the current URL.
//Try to use some of the variables above to see if you can get the result you expect.
echo $base_url . base_path() . $_GET['q'];

I'm a little befuddled by your problem because - although I don't have the resources to attempt to reproduce it - the approach this module is currently using *should* produce the right result. It's possible, though, that one of the modules you're using that allows your site to have different URLs for different language sections is messing with things.

After some more research - try this:

global $base_url;
echo $base_url . base_path() . request_uri();

Okay, I found the "real" way I've been looking for since forever now.

echo url($_GET['q'], array('absolute' => TRUE));

...I'll commit this as soon as it's confirmed that it works.

Fixed in dev!

Hmm... that must be because the image is not located in a virtual language-specific directory.

The source of the image should look something like this:

http://www.example.com/sites/all/modules/tweet/icon.png

...but I assume yours looks something like this?

http://www.example.com/en/sites/all/modules/tweet/icon.png

That's a pretty easy fix, just replace line 108 in tweet.module with this:

  global $base_url;
  $image = '<img src="'. $base_url . base_path() . check_plain(variable_get('tweet_image', $image_location)) .'" alt="'. $text .'" title="'. $text .'" />';

I will commit this change to dev as soon as it's confirmed to work.

You should put non-core modules in /sites/all/modules instead of /modules to make upgrades easier. But regardless, obviously I can't ask users to go edit their module file to put in their site URL.

I've committed the change to dev. Please reopen this issue if you continue to have problems.