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URL Is Not Valid and Cannot Be Loaded
URL Is Not Valid and Cannot Be Loaded Error
I recently had this error pop up as I tried to log into my Drupal site from the main page (the error did not occur when I logged in from
The Problem
This error pops up when Drupal cannot resolve the path for the front page in the login form. The problem in my case was that I had the front page link as "/" (under settings -> general -> default front page). The problem was the backslash, which you are advised not do use, but I used it because I didn't like having the "node/3" attached to the URL when "forward this page" was selected. In my case the new link would show as
The Solution
I had to remove the trailing slash and now the login works fine. The form code now shows:
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the url is not valid...
Hi, so where do you make the change, and how do you get to it to change it to < form action="/node/1?destination=" >?
Thanks!
Remove backslashes
Make sure you don't have any backslashes set for the location of your front page. For example, if you browse to Drupal's Site Configuration -> Site Information, the front page should be set to "node" (or a specific path) not "/node" or "/".