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I've got a node #37 that is no longer accessible with node/view/37 or node/edit/37, either in user or admin mode. I've checked the node table in the database and the node does exist. From what I can tell the data in the database is ok.
I've got a similar problem with book #1. Here the book is still accessible through node/view/1 and node/edit/1. But not with admin/node/book/1. All other books are ok.
I am using a 4.2 CVS Drupal from mid-August.
Any ideas as to what might be wrong? How to solve this problem?
I've been experimenting with using w.Bloggar to make posts to a Drupal blog. Even though I log in using my name and password, the blog entry shows up as "submitted by anonymous" and the links at the bottom refer to "'s blog". Is this a bug in Drupal? w.bloggar? Any known workarounds?
Anyone happen to have gotten creator tags in their RSS feeds? I saw on drupal-devel that pubDate support had been added to CVS and was hoping this might be next. :-)
I cannot seem to get the Path module to function proplery (4.2.0). mod_rewrite is enabled and works on apache (apache2). I have the path module installed, I have diff'd index.php, and have also diff'd common.inc (although It appears that I probably did not have to).
I can access the module in the site admin, and have added the following alias:
Alias: aliasname
Maps to existing URL: node/view/3
I've tried this with every possible combination I can think of; with and without trailing slashes, with beginning slash, etc. It seems to me that it should be entered as it is above.
I've also put a debug "print" into index.php:
if (isset($_GET["q"])) {
$mod = arg(0);
if (module_exist("path") and $path = path_get($_GET["q"])) {
$_GET["q"] = $path;
echo "found path!";
}
}
Which DOES print in the browser when (and only when) it's pointed to aliasname.
There are no errors in my apache error log, or in any of the error/warning logs in drupal's admin interface. It simply brings me back to my site index. I've disabled the errorducments in .htaccess for druples, and even get valid hits to my access-log: