views link to content in wrong language

I am having the same issue. Any advice would be appreciated.

I see the same behaviour when using the "Content: Path" field in a view configuration - the view language is set to "Content language of view row" but the Path shown is that for the page language, not the view row language.

So a node translated three times will appear three times in the view, with all field content nicely translated for each entry, except the Path, which is identical across the three appearances and matches the language of the view itself (so /en/... in a /en/view , /fr/... in a /fr/view,...)

Same issue, for all. Somebody have solution. In Taxonomy same problem Link to content or Image link to content same bugs.

Solution is simple create custom View Field that get current language_code and with this code ovverite link for field there you that to be a link to field

@Regnoy, that solution would work if all languages on the site have a language code in the URL path, but it doesn't work if your main language does not show a language code in its URL aliases/paths (as in my case).

When adding the Path field to a view, it should show the actual path of the content item in question, without extra steps needed, I would think.
It should not require some special relationship be added... but I tried and could find none that would work for this, anyway. It should not require an extra view field to get the current language code... even if that worked in all cases. I also don't think that making a custom TPL to fix this should be required. The Path view field should work correctly out of the box... no TPLs, no workarounds.

I am still looking for a solution for this one.

(Edit: I am using Drupal 8.2.8)

related, possible duplicate: https://www.drupal.org/node/2447821#comment-12058373

Solution for view.
Is here Link to Entity get invalid language link in views.

Thanks Regnoy. I tried that but could not get it to work. I am running 8.2.8 and that issue is for 8.2.x-dev, and there are some code differences I guess. I have a workaround in place using a separate link field, and I will wait until the fix makes it into a release version.

Still an issue in 8.3.x-dev

To solve this issue you must activate translation for field image(don't forgot to resave content type), after that will work perfect (if not work aplay path from link in comment #9). But i don't live activate translation for image to have link to content :(

Try adding Content: Path and then make a custom link with {{ path }}
That worked for me.

Solution. Enable translation on image field. It more easy

dam just killed a fully translated site with this issue

Same problem. I was using the "path" field to avoid this problem but it is no more available in Drupal 8.5.
All my views configured with the "path" field are no more usable after the update to Drupal 8.5 :-(
If someone has a solution... he's welcome !

Working on the fix here #2877994: Entity Links fields does not have translation support. Mostly because that issue has the most complete issue summary of the three duplicates.

Working workaround for me:
First I extend a new Formatter from Drupal/Core/Field/Plugin/Field/FieldFormatter/StringFormatter.php
Than I changed getEntityUrl() to

 protected function getEntityUrl(EntityInterface $entity) {
      // we want the link corresponding to the actual language: https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/2877994
    return = Url::fromRoute($entity->toUrl()->getRouteName(), ['node' => $entity->id()]);
 }

Dont know why, but these links contain the actual language...

This seems like a duplicate of https://www.drupal.org/node/2862511 where there is a recently uploaded working patch. Can somebody please confirm and consider closing this issue?

hi all,
here is how i solved this problem

i have a custom entity called toile, fully translated
a view named gallery, overview of these entities, displayed as a grid, each item containing a link pointing to the entity

the problem was as described that whatever was the translation selected of that view, every link was pointing to the default langage entity... bad :-(

fortunately it can be solved using this method:

1- Add the Entity translation language field, in the fields of your view. note that it have to be below the link field, so you can use the link as a token:

2- Change the link field:

exclude from display
render URL as text (that way the pointing URL can be used as a token in URL rewriting...

3- Then we have to change the settings for the new Entity translation language field that way:

rewrite the field as a custom link using the available tokens below: {{ langcode__value }}{{ view_toile }} in my case
render the field as a custom text (as otherwise the URL should really look ugly as a link... {{ 'Zoom' }} in my case, helpful as it only has to be translated in russian ;-)

4- And finally you can add your view translations, and change the translated text displayed in your diferents languages if you have to...

In my case it totally solved the problem, i am using 8.6.2 core
hope it was clear and helpful
cheers

ps pics added to help you if needed in related issue #2877994

I have the same issue and I did everything, like cri2mars described in #24 and it worked great in Views! But when I save it and switch back to home page, which view I'm trying to edit, I still get wrong links!

I just don't get it! It works in views edit form (links are displayed correctly, depending on language), but on frontpage it doesn't!

And the problem is only with node URL, I tried to add link to taxonomy category and it showed up correctly.

Come on, Dries, fix it!!! )))

UPD: somehow I managed to do it. Just was messing around with views and got it working. Thanks cri2mars!

your welcome @bigboy
happy to be of some help

I'm using the filter translation language set to interface language.
and it's working!

@midobel of corse it is important to filter the current languague.
But that does not solve the problem here.

Duplicate of https://www.drupal.org/project/drupal/issues/2877994#comment-12915625

Thank you #24!