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Disable, then Enable Clear URL's
The issue I am having is that the user login URL "www.somesite.com/?q=user" was never issued a clean url such as "www.somesite.com/user".
I want to disable clean URL's and then re-enable them to try and fix the error however I do not want to mess up any of the other Clean URL's that have already been generated.
Is this a valid concern? Do I run a risk of messing up other clean URL's by doing this?
Thanks,
Joe
I want to disable clean URL's and then re-enable them to try and fix the error however I do not want to mess up any of the other Clean URL's that have already been generated.
Is this a valid concern? Do I run a risk of messing up other clean URL's by doing this?
Thanks,
Joe
Oh wait, ONE MORE THING - do this first - clear the caches in the performance section of the configuration page.
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Holy cow Arrow_1, you solved it!
There was a "user" directory in my drupal install probably put there by some other developer!
Great catch!
Joe Cap
There was a "user" directory in my drupal install probably put there by some other developer!
Great catch!
Joe Cap
Is your logged in user page clean? I looked at structure-> menus, there is a user menu, but you can't change the links. I wonder what would happen if you disabled (delete is not an option) the My Account, and create a new one with a clean URL, or create a new page called user and set the link to be /user.
So, what would happen if you disabled and re-enabled clean URLS? I am not sure, but if you back up your database right before you make the changes, you can always restore it (with the Backup And Migrate module, maybe you are already using it)