Double // about moc.notfound

[OwlAsh]

my fault, im sorry.
I forgot to set the default domain.

[mrimann]

I just ran into the exact same error.

@OwlAsh Could you explain how you solved the issue?

[OwlAsh]

@mrimann Please try to add the default domain.
Backend > Sites Manager > Edit ur created site > Add Domain

That should solve ur problem.

[mrimann]

Well, I did that (added "foobar.dev") already - yet the problem stays there and I see the following exception being logged:
Uri with path "http://foobar.dev//404" could not be found.

[OwlAsh]

@mrimann That was my error - so ...
May u clear the cache again? I dont trust them ... ;D

[mrimann]

Force-Flushed the cache but didn't help. Checked via GUI and CLI that the Domain is available and mapped to that Site - everything OK.

In the end, I could hardcode-hack it by modifying the View-Helper (line 62) as following:

Original:
$httpRequest = Request::create(new Uri($parentHttpRequest->getBaseUri() . '/' . $path));

Current (working):
$httpRequest = Request::create(new Uri($parentHttpRequest->getBaseUri() . $path . '.html'));

So what solved it for now was to remove the "/" that is added in between, and instead added a ".html" at the end. I'm not sure why this was needed at all...

@aertmann Maybe you know what could have gone wrong...?

[aertmann]

@mrimann good question.. I always remove the ".html" suffix in all my projects, so that might be the reason? Could you check if you do that it works?

[mrimann]

@aertmann yeah, I think this was the point: And it seems to be solvable in two ways:

• remove the defaultUriSuffix from the global route definition (then the package works out of the box)
• keep the defaultUriSuffix in the global config, but modify the config of your package to use path: '404.html' (with the .html-suffix)

I've now gone the first of those two paths. Thanks for the hint!