views:

148

answers:

1

For some reason, trying to view any node of a certain content type leads to a 404 error. When viewed in a View table, they display just fine. What could be happening?

Viewing the database with phpMyAdmin shows the data just fine.

The problematic node type was created with CCK.

A: 

Does your Drupal log show 'page not found' errors when you attempt to access those URLs? If it doesn't, the requests are never making it to Drupal, which would likely indicate you've got a misconfigured .htaccess file.

ceejayoz
it's not the .htaccess file - I have another version of this project that lacks this bug, and the .htaccess files between those two are identical. what else?
Rosarch
Do these access attempts show up in the Drupal log as they should?
ceejayoz
They do not show up in the "top page not found errors", if that's what you mean. where else would I look?
Rosarch
You should see individually logged errors at http://example.com/admin/reports/dblog ('Recent log entries'). If you access one of those URLs and no error shows up in the dblog, Drupal is never getting to handle the request.
ceejayoz
yes, they are showing up in the dblog
Rosarch