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Sorry, dunno if it's more of a bug or a feature request.
The urls for Touch functionality is formed like:
http://mydomain.com/admin/cdn/touch/public%3A//styles/my_nice_style/publ...
but I have function drupal_fast_404 enabled, which means that Drupal see that as request for a .jpg image and since such image doesn't exists as physical file just returns 404 w/o trying to resolve it.
Is it possible maybe to add backend form that would allow to enter file name and then do touch on submit?
Is there something else that I'm doing wrong?
Any help would be appreciated.
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Comment #2
miraje CreditAttribution: miraje commentedComment #3
Wim LeersIf you disable the
drupal_fast_404stuff, does it work then?Those "touch" URLs never point directly to an existing file. So I don't quite understand how the 404 aspect is even remotely related.
Comment #4
miraje CreditAttribution: miraje commentedWell.. don't know what to say. I was sure that it falls into fast_404 case because the url ends with .jpg (for example)
As I've already said, the touch's url is formed like: http://mydomain.com/admin/cdn/touch/public%3A//styles/my_nice_style/publ... (of course it doesn't point to any existing file)
I have turned off fast_404 module now and commented out related lines in settings.php, but the touch links still give me same "page not found".
I can't understand why it doesn't work for me.
Comment #5
Wim LeersSo #4 proves that it's indeed not related to the fast_404 stuff.
Which leaves the question: what is it related to? When you click the link, do you first get the confirmation form that asks , or do you immediately get a 404?
Comment #6
Wim Leers