T3 9.5 with 5.1.0 - Parameter "tx_t3extblog_blogsystem__post" for route "tx_t3extblog_blogsystem_0" must match "\d+"

[tomhatzer]

Hi @fnagel !

I've just updated to version 5.1.0 of t3extblog and was immediately presented by the following error message after visiting a page where t3extblog is included 😅

Parameter "tx_t3extblog_blogsystem__post" for route "tx_t3extblog_blogsystem_0" must match "\d+" ("2020-03-03-reach-risiken" given) to generate a corresponding URL.

I haven't changed anything in the default configuration file of the routing, I'm just including it in my sites configuration.yaml. The only thing I did was switch all slugs to the (at that moment) new format y-m-d-<slug>.

Have you ever seen this one here before (had to censor a few things)?

Thank you very much!

Best wishes Tom

[fnagel]

You updated TYPO3 too, didn't you? Because there has been no relevant change to the blog routing since quite some time, but with TYPO3 10.4.4 and TYPO3 9.5.15 I needed to fix some requirements (which seem not be be really evaluated before).

Please see and test this commit 8ee5e7add6c5e88c94fc9e61f2fbf51e8c1265a5

[tomhatzer]

Yes, I've updated Typo3 from 9.5.16 to 9.5.19 in the same go. The linked commit fixed the problem. Thank you very very much! 🥰

For everyone else who's got the error message from above and is including the default config from t3extblog using imports: in the sites config.yaml, add this snippet below the imports: block:

routeEnhancers:
  T3extblogBlogsystemPlugin:
    requirements:
      post_page: '\d+'
      post_permalink_uid: '\d+'
      post_title: '^[\d\-\/]{0,11}[\p{Ll}\d\-\_]+$'
      author_title: '^[\p{Ll}\d\-\_]+$'
      category_title: '^[\p{Ll}\d\-\_]+$'
      tag_title: '^[\p{Ll}\p{P}\d\-\_ ]+$'

[fnagel]

Glad I could help :-D

I probably should do a hotfix release...

[fnagel]

Just released a 5.1.1 bugfix release.

[tomhatzer]

@fnagel I think I've found another bug with the URL parameters on the blog overview page:

Running on 5.1.1 bugfix release and Typo3 9.5.19. 😅

[tomhatzer]

Quickfix for the category title stuff: Append \/ to the regex for category_title resulting in: category_title: '^[\p{Ll}\d\-\_\/]+$'