Hello,

I have a site with two langauges, English (default) and, say, Italian.

In Views I have added a "Delete content" link. The link works fine but always defaults to English, even if the view is visited at

www.exampe.com/it/view

which is supposed to produce a link to the Italian delete page.

Instead, the delete link generated is
/en/node/305/delete

In addition, edit links are without any language preset:
/node/310/edit

How can this behavior be corrected to always preset the links to Italian if users are on an Italian page?

Cheers,
Urs

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magahugu2 created an issue. See original summary.

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Lendude
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CreditAttribution: Lendude as a volunteer and at Dx Experts commented
Project: Views (for Drupal 7) » Drupal core
Version: 8.x-3.x-dev » 8.2.x-dev
Component: Translations » views.module

Didn't try to reproduce, moving to the right queue

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juliusz_cheddar CreditAttribution: juliusz_cheddar at Ny Media AS commented
Parent issue: » #2862511: Link to Entity get invalid language link in views.

Seems like it will be resolved within https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/2862511

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Lendude
Primary language Dutch
Location Amsterdam
CreditAttribution: Lendude as a volunteer and at iO commented
Status: Active » Closed (cannot reproduce)

I tried to reproduce this on a clean umami install

Steps:

  • Add the field 'Content: Link to delete Content' to the content view
  • Visit the content view in english, and the delete link for english pages will point to an english URL and delete link for spanish pages to a spanish URL
  • Visit the content view in spanish, and the delete link for english pages will point to an english URL and delete link for spanish pages to a spanish URL

So as far as I can tell this works now. If this is still an issue (and not covered by the linked issues that are handling similar issues) , please provide some steps to reproduce it on a clean install and feel free to open this back up.