acceptedterms, Terms and Conditions field

I believe I may have found a very insignificant bug. CB 2.0.2, if you have a partial URL for the location of your terms, say, index.php/tos, everything works on the front end. However, if you are in the back end managing users and you click on the terms link, it directs you to administrator/index.php/tos. There is no page for that and instead of returning a 404, it is an semi-formatted backend sitemap. Luckily it isn't accessible to the public and they are presented with a login page for backend management (if they happen to navigate somehow magically to that page.)

Of course, it is behaving like it is supposed to. The code is still pointing to index.php/tos, but it just isn't taking into account I'm in the admin directory.

Easy solution from my end, I put in the complete URL and it tested fine.

jimmyandrews wrote: I believe I may have found a very insignificant bug. CB 2.0.2, if you have a partial URL for the location of your terms, say, index.php/tos, everything works on the front end. However, if you are in the back end managing users and you click on the terms link, it directs you to administrator/index.php/tos. There is no page for that and instead of returning a 404, it is an semi-formatted backend sitemap. Luckily it isn't accessible to the public and they are presented with a login page for backend management (if they happen to navigate somehow magically to that page.)

Of course, it is behaving like it is supposed to. The code is still pointing to index.php/tos, but it just isn't taking into account I'm in the admin directory.

Easy solution from my end, I put in the complete URL and it tested fine.

I believe this is how Joomla works - all relative URLs in backend get prefixed by administrator/ - not a bug imo - you can force absolute URLs if you want, but I would just avoid clicking on such links in the backend.

OK, fair enough. But not for nothing, if your advice is to "avoid clicking on such links in the backend" then, IMO, those are bugs.

Great product overall, thank you!

Jimmy

You supplied a relative URL (began with index.php). The way relative URLs work is your browser will prefix the domain automatically. So if you supply index.php and you're viewing your site from example.com/administrator then you'll end up with a URL of example.com/administrator/index.php. There's really nothing to fix here as it's working exactly how relative URLs are designed to work. If you want an absolute URL then add your domain to it and it'll be absolute.