@peregrine said:
you might want to console log value of the variable urlFormat
Oh right... I console.logged the variable, but it was displaying the cached file and I was staring at the screen for too long to realize what I was looking at.
This is what is in the console for that variable:
urlFormat: /{Path}
Using:
var urlFormat = gdn.definition("UrlFormat", "/{Path}");
console.log("urlFormat: ", urlFormat);
not sure but possibly config statement with webroot might help.
I just added this to config:
$Configuration['Garden']['WebRoot'] = FALSE; // You can set this value if you are using htaccess to direct into the application, but the correct webroot isn't being recognized.
I haven't seen any changes yet, but I'll keep researching that angle.
The gdn.url() method is getting the path from gdn.definition():
var urlFormat = gdn.definition("UrlFormat", "/{Path}");
That one says that it's getting info from hidden inputs on the page:
// Grab a definition from hidden inputs in the page
gdn.definition = function(definition, defaultVal, set) {
if (defaultVal == null)
defaultVal = definition;
var $def = $('#Definitions #' + definition);
var def;
if(set) {
$def.val(defaultVal);
def = defaultVal;
} else {
def = $def.val();
if ($def.length == 0)
def = defaultVal;
}
return def;
}
I listed all the hidden inputs in the browser console, but don't see one with the ID that gdn.definition() is looking for.
var urlFormat = gdn.definition("UrlFormat", "/{Path}");
That's going to turn into:
def = $('#Definitions #UrlFormat').val()
And since those IDs don't exist on the page (from what I can tell), it's going to return just /{Path}.
Does anyone know where #Definitions #UrlFormat is supposed to be? Could it be something that Cloudflare might be filtering out due to being embedded in a comment or something like that?
I had another thought -- since the IDs are missing, maybe it's a template problem. I tried switching the theme to a default one and it suddenly worked.
I'll look at the custom theme and post an update here so that the next person will have an answer.
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Oh right... I console.logged the variable, but it was displaying the cached file and I was staring at the screen for too long to realize what I was looking at.
This is what is in the console for that variable:
urlFormat: /{Path}
Using:
var urlFormat = gdn.definition("UrlFormat", "/{Path}"); console.log("urlFormat: ", urlFormat);I just added this to config:
I haven't seen any changes yet, but I'll keep researching that angle.
Thanks for your help...
The
gdn.url()method is getting the path fromgdn.definition():var urlFormat = gdn.definition("UrlFormat", "/{Path}");That one says that it's getting info from hidden inputs on the page:
// Grab a definition from hidden inputs in the page gdn.definition = function(definition, defaultVal, set) { if (defaultVal == null) defaultVal = definition; var $def = $('#Definitions #' + definition); var def; if(set) { $def.val(defaultVal); def = defaultVal; } else { def = $def.val(); if ($def.length == 0) def = defaultVal; } return def; }I listed all the hidden inputs in the browser console, but don't see one with the ID that
gdn.definition()is looking for.var urlFormat = gdn.definition("UrlFormat", "/{Path}");That's going to turn into:
def = $('#Definitions #UrlFormat').val()And since those IDs don't exist on the page (from what I can tell), it's going to return just
/{Path}.Does anyone know where
#Definitions #UrlFormatis supposed to be? Could it be something that Cloudflare might be filtering out due to being embedded in a comment or something like that?I had another thought -- since the IDs are missing, maybe it's a template problem. I tried switching the theme to a default one and it suddenly worked.
I'll look at the custom theme and post an update here so that the next person will have an answer.
Fixed it -- my custom theme was missing this line:
{asset name="Foot"}That outputs the hidden inputs that set the UrlFormat and other settings.
nice find.
funny I almost posted this, which could have possibly helped
http://vanillaforums.org/discussion/comment/188810/#Comment_188810
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I may not provide the completed solution you might desire, but I do try to provide honest suggestions to help you solve your issue.
Yes you need that line.
var checkUrl = gdn.url('/dashboard/user/emailavailable');does exactly what it is supposed to.
gdn.urlwill resolve the url as long as it has the right info.I surprised many more thing weren't broken too. You need transient key for a lot of things.
grep is your friend.
@peregrine already has it