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I didn't install Opensocial in the webroot, rather I installed it in a subfolder, as I have multiple applications running on my localhost. From experience, Drupal feels right at home in a subfolder. Opensocial also works, excpet that the links in the user dropdown are relative in the form of href="/user"
. Obviously this doesn't work
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Comment #2
nielsvandermolen CreditAttribution: nielsvandermolen for Open Social commentedThanks for the report this should indeed be changed. The code that is responsible is in:
html/profiles/contrib/social/modules/social_features/social_user/src/Plugin/Block/AccountHeaderBlock.php
Comment #3
ronaldtebrake CreditAttribution: ronaldtebrake as a volunteer and for Open Social commentedIt was fixed in beta 3 already by using:
Comment #4
ronaldtebrake CreditAttribution: ronaldtebrake as a volunteer and for Open Social commented