I have multilingual website and if enter internal path like 'node/123' that points to content in other language, then links stay as is and not translated to path aliases.

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Garrett Albright commented

matulis, would you say you're having the same problem as mentioned in this issue?

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matulis commented

No, they are not related. Will explain my problem.
multilingual website, 2 languages - Latvian as primary (path aliases without language prefix) and English as secondary (path aliases with language prefix 'en').
for example, there are 2 created nodes:
'node/1' in Latvian with path alias 'blogs/mans-pirmais-bloga-ieraksts'
'node/2' in English, path alias 'en/services/it-consulting'
Then I create new node in Latvian 'node/3' and try reference both nodes in node body:
<a href="node/1">Mans pirmais bloga ieraksts</a> and
<a href="node/2">IT consulting services</a>.
Pathologic input filter will show path alias for the first link but not the second, will leave it as is 'node/2'.

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matulis commented

This is an issue with drupal_lookup_path function from includes/path.inc not pathologic module,
drupal_lookup_path function returns value for current language but there is no need to do that for system internal paths like 'node/1'.

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Garrett Albright commented
Status: Active » Closed (duplicate)

Closing since things have changed so much. Please see the current language problems thread.