Is there a way to make the Backdrop CMS menu systems accepting links like /downloads?fcat=all? I also tried a workaround using the redirect module, forcing /download to riderict to downloads?fcat=all... did anyone solve a similar problem lately?
I can't say if specifically that path works, because I don't have such a page to test it. That's why I tested admin/content/node?status=All&type=newsletter. Have you tested such a link on your site? To do so, go to the Manage content page, filter the view, copy the path from the address bar, and paste it in the path field of a menu item.
With your download link, what exactly isn't working? Do you get a error message when saving the menu item?
UPDATE: I fixed the errors that I found in the logs. They were related to deleting an old blog content type pulled over from Drupal that was still referenced in one of the layouts. I updated...
Hmmm... this sounds like a bug with Copy Blocks. Would this possibly be related:
https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/copy_blocks/issues/26
https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/...
Posted1 day 7 hours ago by Alejandro Cremaschi (argiepiano) on:
Also this error: Warning: Undefined array key "blog" in summary() (line 63 of /app/core/modules/layout/plugins/access/entity_bundle_layout_access.inc).
I did recently delete an old blog...
I don't see any errors in the browser console, but there's this error in the logs
Warning: Trying to access array offset on null in summary() (line 63 of /app/core/modules/layout/plugins/...
What's missing there is the dropbutton, which is rendered by Javascript. Have you checked the browser's console for Javascript errors? Also check the site log just in case.
Posted1 day 15 hours ago by Alejandro Cremaschi (argiepiano) on:
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Such links should actually work. I've tested it with this path on a test site:
admin/content/node?status=All&type=newsletterAh, wait, your examples start with a slash. That might be the problem.
Mmmh, I just added the slash manually... for whatever reason;-)
Probably you're used to it from Drupal 8 or 9 :-) Does it work without?
Mmmh, so this works for your installation? Might be my custom menu script...:-(
I can't say if specifically that path works, because I don't have such a page to test it. That's why I tested
admin/content/node?status=All&type=newsletter. Have you tested such a link on your site? To do so, go to the Manage content page, filter the view, copy the path from the address bar, and paste it in the path field of a menu item.With your download link, what exactly isn't working? Do you get a error message when saving the menu item?
your link outputs as admin/content/node in frontend (cutting the
?status=All&type=newsletter)Maybe I better try with a base theme first...
This is really strange. Works perfectly on my site. Hope you find the reason!