Here's the deal...
- I see that clean URLs are not enabled,
- I head over to ?q=admin/config/search/urls to run the test. Test says "no go".
- I know that there's a known issue about this (https://www.drupal.org/node/1134934), so I just give it a go nevertheless by removing the ?q= part of the URL. ...404
- I enable AllowOverride All etc. in my apache settings and restart the service.
- I try the clean URL admin/config/search/urls and it works!!
- Great, but then going back to the ?q=admin/config/search/urls page shows that "Clean URLs cannot be enabled." and running the test throws a "The clean URL test failed." message.
- Fine, try the clean URL again admin/config/search/urls ...it works and gives me the option to enable clean URLs. WTF#1
- Perhaps I need to click the "Enable clean URLs" checkbox to make it stick... so I tick, I hit save aaand... WTF#2: the checkbox is unchecked after the page is reloaded?!?
I repeat the tick and save a couple of times... still the checkbox comes as unchecked ...but the clean URLs work?!? ...well only if I manually type them in the address bar. If I visit the website still all menu links (in primary navigation for example) are using the non-clean form.
Something I'm doing wrong or bug?
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