Invalid links to media when placed in Modular Pages

[pikooh]

Hi!

I'm trying to link to an uploaded PDF file in a module (I want a long modular page with all "pages" in one) - I followed the instructions pretty close, I think :) The website itself works otherwise.

Steps I did:

• create a page (in the root folder) and module (in another page) and saved them
• uploaded an image and a PDF (mars.png and ausser_kontrolle.pdf) in both
• clicked the + symbol next to the files and added them to both the page and the modular page
• saved the pages again and checked them in the frontend

What I expected:

• Both the page and the modular page's section contain valid links to the image and the PDF

What happened:

• Only the page contains the correct links to the image and the PDF. The links in the module are broken.

Screenshots: Left: Added the files in a page; Right: the files are linked correctly when accessing the page

Left: Added the files in a module; Right: the files are linked incorrectly when accessing the modular page (the displayed image is from the default text template, which displays the first image next/below the content - this works, funnily enough)

I'm using the default Quark Theme 2.0.3 on Grav 1.7.7.

Folder structure when I access the server with FTP:

Is there anything I'm doing wrong?

[mahagr]

I'm not able to reproduce the issue with Quark theme using the latest version of Grav.

[pikooh]

Thanks for checking it out! Any idea what else I could do to either make it reproducible or fix it?

One thing I didn't mention in the bug description: I'm using the numeric prefix ordering for the modular pages, but also without that it doesn't fix the link.

To be clear: the full link is https://xxxxx.xx/user/pages/01.home/07._test-modular/ausser_kontrolle.pdf - but it's displayed as https://_test-modular/ausser_kontrolle.pdf For now I am including the absolute link, which isn't a great solution because the location might change.

[mahagr]

Yeah, I was using modular home page, which had a numeric prefix in it, meaning that the path doesn't match the route.