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Domain Path Aliases are not visible on content translation forms. This is a incompatibility with content_translations (and maybe content_moderation).

The Domain Access Fields is set to non-translatable and content_translations hides it from the entity form when editing a translation. Therefore the JS State visibility rules do not apply and the domain path alias widget is hidden.

I wrote a patch to remove the initial style attribute, because the visibility rules are applicable in this case.

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#2 content-translation-compatibility.patch1.18 KBwebflo

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new content-translation-compatibility.patch1.18 KB

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mably opened merge request !114

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Status: Active » Fixed

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Status: Fixed » Needs review

@webflo can you verify that this issue's MR fixes your problem?

mably opened merge request !115

  • mably committed 8d748b4a on 3.x 
    fix: #3588247 Domain Path Aliases not visible on content translation...

  • mably committed 74bc7724 on 2.x 
    fix: #3588247 Domain Path Aliases not visible on content translation...
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Status: Needs review » Fixed

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