Hi all
Before we update the Core to 8.8.1 we update the Pathauto to 1.6. After this we do a drush updb and all update well.
Now if we add a translation to a node, the webmaster became an error
Either the path '/node/123' is invalid or you do not have access to it.
The ALIAS URL field is marked red and we cannot add the translation.
If the administrator add the translation it is working. Can anybody help us with this? Is since update to 8.8.1 core.
Thank for help
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #13 | drupal-pathauto-error-on-save.png | 69.77 KB | flyke |
Comments
Comment #2
mschudders commentedalso having the same issue.
Seems to come due to the new "Path_alias" added in core 8.8
Comment #3
mschudders commentedComment #4
cola commentedIssue solved with this solution https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/3101344#comment-13434534
Comment #6
cola commentedPlease use patch #20 https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/3101344#comment-13461721
#15 breaks my permissions!
Comment #7
jasonluttrellHi, the issue for me seems to be related to Pathauto. I applied patch #20 and it did not solve the issue for me. Only uninstalling the Pathauto module makes the error go away. I'm not sure why, but this is the only solution that works for me at the moment.
I am using Drupal 9.0.7 and Pathauto 8x.-1.8 module (4/20). I get the Either the path '/user/1' is invalid or you do not have access to it. error message on our password reset page after attempting to update password (when still anonymous--using Simple Password Reset module). URL is something like /user/reset/1/token_string.
Maybe I am missing something? Thanks for any help!
Cross-posted here as well: https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/3101344#comment-13895920
Comment #8
bogdog400 commentedI'm having the same issue as #7, but without the Pathauto module.
Comment #9
jasonluttrell@bogdog400 - just confirming: you also have a problem with the password reset form throwing the error message: "Either the path '/user/1' is invalid or you do not have access to it"? (Note my emphasis on user.)
If that is the case, then maybe my issue is also unrelated to Pathauto. That would be weird though because disabling the module makes the message go away for me.
Comment #10
jasonluttrellAs this issue is closed, the OP is slightly different, and proposed solutions do not affect my issue, I'm assuming my issue may be different. I have moved this into an issue at https://www.drupal.org/project/pathauto/issues/3188024.
Update: In case anyone else runs into this issue, a "quick fix" for me was to go to the Administration > Configuration > Search and metadata > URL aliases > Settings page (/admin/config/search/path/settings) and under "Enabled Entity Types" uncheck User.
Comment #11
bogdog400 commented@jasonluttrell -- Ugh. I can't recall. And I tore down that experimental version so I can't go back and check. Sorry.
Comment #12
chris matthews commented@jasonluttrell, your suggestion in #10 worked for me. Thanks!
Comment #13
flyke commentedI had the same problem(see image drupal-pathauto-error-on-save.png).
For me, the patch on this page of comment 53 worked to fix the issue.
Comment #14
papagrandeFor anyone who stumbles into this issue from searching, check to make sure that the
'view own unpublished content'permission is set for the role.