Breadcrumb and wildcards

I changed the urls so that all are on their own level:

projects/%/support
projects/%/bugs
projects/%/features

But the issue still occurs on the second two and not on the first. My guess is that the module seems to be considering all page views after the first one as children of the first.

Started bashing at url with a hammer and a mess of drupal_set_message

includes/views.inc

        if ($this->display_handler->uses_breadcrumb() && $argument['handler']->uses_breadcrumb()) {
          $path = $this->get_url($breadcrumb_args);
drupal_set_message('bc path: ' . $path);
          if (strpos('%', $path) === FALSE) {
drupal_set_message('no %, setting to bi data');
            $this->build_info['breadcrumb'][$path] = str_replace(array_keys($substitutions), $substitutions, $title);
          }
        }

So far, I have not been able to find what function is being called by "$argument['handler']->uses_breadcrumb()", or why it is only true when $this->current_display != 'page' (it only shows up on the other page views with names like page_1, page_2, ...).

I have found, however, that the strpos does not seem to work. It will add the path to the breadcrumb information even when it has "%" in it.

bc path: projects/%/support/features
no %, setting to bi data

Seems to be reversed arguments in the strpos func. It should be

        if ($this->display_handler->uses_breadcrumb() && $argument['handler']->uses_breadcrumb()) {
          $path = $this->get_url($breadcrumb_args);
          if (strpos($path, '%') === FALSE) {
            $this->build_info['breadcrumb'][$path] = str_replace(array_keys($substitutions), $substitutions, $title);
          }
        }

That solves the issue for me, but I would still like to know why the handler in $argument['handler'] only enables the breadcrumb on all page views other than the first created page view.