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Saturday 10 January 2004 1:44:11 pm - 2 replies

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Marco Zinn	Saturday 10 January 2004 2:11:26 pm I think, the 3.3 kernel should ALWAYS return some string, when $node.url_alias is called in a template. Depending on some setting (Probably "URLTranslation"), this will be a "nice URL" or some content/view/xxx stuff. Returning an empty string seems to be a bug. There is a table for the URL Aliases... is that empty? Did you use URLTranslations before the upgrade? You could try to DISABLE the URLTranslation in the .inis, so the kernel should return /content/view/xxx URLs, which should get you going again. Other hints: - Check the Update SQLs (but i guess, you ran them) - Check the upgrade folder. There are some .phps, that are commonly needed for upgrading... I think, there was one about the URL aliases, maybe this would fill up your DB table with the necessary data. Wild guesses, but maybe something will help you. Marco http://www.hyperroad-design.com
Nicklas Lundgren	Sunday 11 January 2004 4:31:40 am Hi Marco, Thanks for the reply to my question. I found an updateniceurls-script in the update-folder. And after running it, everything is working. I´ve had some problems with wildcard-urls a while ago. Probably I deleted a little too much then... Regards, /Nicklas

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Saturday 10 January 2004 2:11:26 pm

I think, the 3.3 kernel should ALWAYS return some string, when $node.url_alias is called in a template. Depending on some setting (Probably "URLTranslation"), this will be a "nice URL" or some content/view/xxx stuff. Returning an empty string seems to be a bug.
There is a table for the URL Aliases... is that empty?
Did you use URLTranslations before the upgrade?
You could try to DISABLE the URLTranslation in the .inis, so the kernel should return /content/view/xxx URLs, which should get you going again.

Other hints:
- Check the Update SQLs (but i guess, you ran them)
- Check the upgrade folder. There are some .phps, that are commonly needed for upgrading... I think, there was one about the URL aliases, maybe this would fill up your DB table with the necessary data.

Wild guesses, but maybe something will help you.

Marco
http://www.hyperroad-design.com

Nicklas Lundgren

Sunday 11 January 2004 4:31:40 am

Hi Marco,
Thanks for the reply to my question.
I found an updateniceurls-script in the update-folder. And after running it, everything is working.

I´ve had some problems with wildcard-urls a while ago. Probably I deleted a little too much then...

Regards,
/Nicklas

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