I've been looking for even the slightest solution for 3 days but nothing.

After creating a new content type with no issue, I then create a node from that type. This also has no issue.

But when I try to access that content path by clicking the link in the content admin list (or accessing url directlty), the page 302 redirects to the home page - ive tried as admin and anonymous using pathauto, clean urls, and default query string urls. I cant find a cause or solution. Searching online - i find nothing.

I've attempted to create additional new content types. no issue until i access the node content path with the same fate.

If i create a node from an existing custom content path, everything works fine.

Help appreciated.

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arulraj’s picture

Is rewrite_module is enabled in apache?

d8v15’s picture

Rewrite is enabled.

d8v15’s picture

Anyone? I mentioned that the issue is for new nodes created from a new content type. If i create a node from an existing (custom) content type, the node path works. Please advise.

Sam Moore’s picture

This topic really doesn't belong in the Upgrading Drupal forum - perhaps Post Installation would get you more answers.

Are you using aliased paths or the node number (/node/nid)?
Also, are you sure these are 302 redirects? If so, you'll need to figure out where they're coming from; perhaps an error in your .htaccess?

d8v15’s picture

The issue happened during upgrade to 7.43

node number path is being used.

I was able to track down that drupal_goto is being called (which explains the 302 redirect - as this is default).

I installed a plugin that blocks on redirect. When I go to the node number path for the content, I see the content title only. At the bottom of this I see the page is attempting to redirect. Is there a field issue?

d8v15’s picture

Any new content type I create - then add content for, I get this error.

Any existing content type I had - that I add content for, it works fine.

d8v15’s picture

Useless...

I seem to have found the issue - there is a page_manager module associated with url /node/%node under the pages tab.

In here you will find rules stating e.g. which content types to show.

Realistically, this redirect could be called from anywhere including code. I assumed the drupal redirect function was being used as the redirect was using 302.

For anyone else that comes across this issue ..

Sam Moore’s picture

Good info. Thanks for posting.