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I have been able to successfully create a Spaces Taxonomy setup, i have a pretty basic setup. The issue I am running into is that pURL is not rewriting any of the paths for Features / Settings, menu links for any Space.
My system setup is as follows:
base: drupal 6.17
Ill mark up stuff here as i find it.
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Comment #1
yhahn CreditAttribution: yhahn commentedCheck the value of
$_REQUEST['q']
in PHP. I just recently ran into a badly configured Apache setup where the path had a slash added to the beginning, e.g./foo/node/5
rather thanfoo/node/5
. A good way to test is to make a request against your site usingexample.com?q=foo/node/5
rather thanexample.com/foo/node/5
.Comment #2
cmcintosh CreditAttribution: cmcintosh commentedI have looked at the example you have given and it does not seem to change despite if I use a / or no '/' at the beginning. I tried http://levi.chrismcintoshdesigns.com/?q=sleeping_problems/node/add and http://levi.chrismcintoshdesigns.com/?q=/sleeping_problems/node/add
which both produced the same resulting page.
Oddly enough though if i went to http://levi.chrismcintoshdesigns.com/?q=sleeping_problems it did not point at all to where i was expecting it to.
If i go to http://levi.chrismcintoshdesigns.com/?q=/sleeping_problems, it goes to the page im expecting, but if i go to:
http://levi.chrismcintoshdesigns.com/?q=sleeping_problems, it goes to the same page(layout wise), but it seems to hold the space context here. namely I am missing articles, and some videos because they were not added through the sleeping_problems/node/add context.
It still does not seem to be holding the pURL rewritting the way it should on any links or menu items.
Comment #3
bblake CreditAttribution: bblake commentedIs this still an issue using the latest version of purl?