- I installed the module
- All checks pass
- I enables subdomains for a vocabulary
- I added the [subdomain] on pathauto settings
- I removed the ~
When I edit a node, the automatically generated URL is correct (http://termname.domain.tld/title-of-blog-post), but throws a Drupal 404.
Navigating to:
- http://www.domain.tld/~termname/title-of-blogpost
- http://anything.domain.tld/~termname/title-of-blogpost
- http://anything.domain.tld/node/123
all works fine, but navigating to the generated URL (http://termname.domain.tld/title-of-blog-post) fails
Any ideas?
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Comments
Comment #1
BarisW commentedAnyone?
A real example:
I have a page called About me, which is linked to the term About (Section vocabulary).
The URL generated by pathauto is
http://about.bariswanschers.com/about-me, which should be fine.On admin/build/path the generated url is
~about/about-me(links to node/3)Pathauto settings:
[subdomain]/[title-raw]For the Subdomain settings, see attachment.
What's happening?
Comment #2
hanta commentedI have the exact same problem as you do.
These work:
http://tobias-bartel.de/~debian/test
http://tobias-bartel.de/node/1
http://debian.tobias-bartel.de/~debian/test
http://debian.tobias-bartel.de/node/1
This does not:
http://debian.tobias-bartel.de/test
I found a workaround, if i manually add a 2nd alias for the [title-raw] part it works. This http://linux.tobias-bartel.de/test-linux would give me a 404 but if a add an alias like "test-linux -> node/2" it works. I tried quite a few things but having "~linux/test-linux -> node/2" and "test-linux -> node/2" is the only way i could make this work at all.