It turned out that this is not a “term”, but a “page”. Ok.
If this is a content type like “News”, it is logical to use the pattern
"news/[node:title]"
where "news" is a list of all news,
and “news/some_news” is a separate news item.
I don't understand why you use [node:book:url:path].
And then, what do you have written in the "URL settings" of this page, and why you can’t just edit this URL in the "URL settings" of this page?
(I always use [node:created:raw][node:nid]
“news/[node:created:raw][node:nid]“
to receive more beautiful and unique addresses. Recommend to everyone.)
When logged in:
On a page with a path prefix it shows the language of the prefix.
On the front page if I add the path prefix it shows the language of that prefix...
Hi! The description is still very vague and lacks step-by-step instructions on how to reproduce. It doesn't include the version of Backdrop either, nor a list of contrib modules you are using...
Posted3 days 9 hours ago by Alejandro Cremaschi (argiepiano) on:
Sorry, it did seem confusing when I read it back...
So if I add some html to a text field, for example in a page or a block, whatever the text format of the field may be (raw html or basic...
Posted4 days 2 hours ago by (beckdalecreative) on:
Could you please post clear, step by step instructions to reproduce the problem? Your first message refers to HTML content, and your second to text formats. Please add details to reproduce each...
Posted4 days 6 hours ago by Alejandro Cremaschi (argiepiano) on:
Just confirmed that this issue is happening when I install backdrop via ftp.
It's not possible for me to add or edit and text formats, even if ckeditor is disabled. This is a clean install...
Posted4 days 7 hours ago by (beckdalecreative) on:
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Check what the real synonym for this term
/admin/config/urls/path
Perhaps you have an error in the synonym pattern
/admin/config/urls/path/patterns
url pattern: [node:book:url:path]hirek/[node:title]
It turned out that this is not a “term”, but a “page”. Ok.
If this is a content type like “News”, it is logical to use the pattern
"news/[node:title]"
where "news" is a list of all news,
and “news/some_news” is a separate news item.
I don't understand why you use [node:book:url:path].
And then, what do you have written in the "URL settings" of this page, and why you can’t just edit this URL in the "URL settings" of this page?
(I always use [node:created:raw][node:nid]
“news/[node:created:raw][node:nid]“
to receive more beautiful and unique addresses. Recommend to everyone.)
I think you have this problem https://tinyl.io/Bwne or https://tinyl.io/Bwo6
Solution: add to your Views page /hirek Contextual filter "Global: Null".
And use a Canonical URL for all pages, which will help eliminate duplicate content for search engines.
Hi, @BeatX772
I'm still wondering how this adventure ended?
Hello
Sorry, I work
/hírek/hírek/
Page not found
Yes, nice thank you Mr.
Two questions:
There was a bug with CKEditor 4 when the base paths of pages were duplicated for multisite installations. See https://github.com/backdrop/backdrop-issues/issues/5886
But this was fixed for CKEditor 4. Perhaps now this is a problem with CKEditor 5? Let us know.
No,
Hungary site, this Hirek = News
Sorry bad translate, google translator
google serach console