infograf768 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 06, 2019 10:24 am
There is no "correct url". It is done automatically.
The best is to Create a Registration Form menu item for each language in a Menu tagged to the same language.
I believe I have done what you specify..... (see attachment), where I have tried to link to the Alias --- in the hidden menu. This also generates the 404 error.
I have also tried the FPA, and I cannot see anything wrong.
Config Mode is marked orange - 444 Read-Only
And ...
apache2handler is missing, and with some Potential Missing Modules:
mod_expires
mod_security
mod_evasive
mod_dosevasive
mod_ssl
mod_qos
mod_userdir
most directories are marked as orange with www-data as owner, and some have potentially dangerous ownership 777.
But I cannot understand that any of the above have anything to do with SEF, being turned off, and everything works.... then when it is on, all my User Registration menu-items have a 404 error......
Another observation is that the Menu-item links to the register-eng (
http://localhost/index.php/en/register-eng), but when the link is activated, the url of the 404 error is the following :
http://localhost/index.php/en/user
So .... once again. How can I debug the SEF system, and find out how this works.
Maybe this might be easier if I can do this through some proper PHP coding techniques, and echo "the error"
I have added an attachment showing the call-stack of the 404 error.... if this makes any sense.
According to the call stack it seems strange that it triggers an error in an Article code .. and looks for a published or archived query...... this will of course come up empty.
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