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In Drupal 7 I'm using a view export to download information for my orders.

If i go to the default url /admin/commerce/orders then the page downloads correctly.

However, I also have some filters so I can download only the orders I need, this passes a query string to the view which causes a 404 error (page not found).

In example:

/admin/export/orders?status[0]=invoiced&event=All&school=&uid=&held=All&attach=admin_page

/admin/export/orders?status[0]=invoiced&event=All&school=&uid=&held=All&attach=admin_page

I can't find out why this is causing a 404 error.

I have another view with the same configuration and it works fine. It is a number of query or something?

Any help would be appreciated.

In Drupal 7 I'm using a view export to download information for my orders.

If i go to the default url /admin/commerce/orders then the page downloads correctly.

However, I also have some filters so I can download only the orders I need, this passes a query string to the view which causes a 404 error (page not found).

In example:

/admin/export/orders?status[0]=invoiced&event=All&school=&uid=&held=All&attach=admin_page

I can't find out why this is causing a 404 error. I have another view with the same configuration and it works fine. It is a number of query or something?

Any help would be appreciated.

In Drupal 7 I'm using a view export to download information for my orders.

If i go to the default url /admin/commerce/orders then the page downloads correctly.

However, I also have some filters so I can download only the orders I need, this passes a query string to the view which causes a 404 error (page not found).

In example:

/admin/export/orders?status[0]=invoiced&event=All&school=&uid=&held=All&attach=admin_page

I can't find out why this is causing a 404 error.

I have another view with the same configuration and it works fine. It is a number of query or something?

Improving question.

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Query String creates a 404 Why my query string generates page not found for my view?

In drupalDrupal 7 i'mI'm using a view export to download information onfor my orders.

If i go to the default url /admin/commerce/orders/admin/commerce/orders then the page downloads correctly.

howeverHowever, iI also have some filters so iI can download only the orders iI need, this passes a query string to the view. this which causes a 404 error (page not found).

In example:

/admin/export/orders?status[0]=invoiced&event=All&school=&uid=&held=All&attach=admin_page

/admin/export/orders?status[0]=invoiced&event=All&school=&uid=&held=All&attach=admin_page

I can't find out why this is causing a 404 error. I have another view with the same systemconfiguration and it works fine. It is thea number of query or something?

anyAny help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Query String creates a 404

In drupal 7 i'm using a view export to download information on my orders.

If i go to the default url /admin/commerce/orders then the page downloads correctly.

however, i also have some filters so i can download only the orders i need, this passes a query string to the view. this causes a 404

example:

/admin/export/orders?status[0]=invoiced&event=All&school=&uid=&held=All&attach=admin_page

I can't find out why this is causing a 404. I have another view with the same system and it works fine. is the number of query or something?

any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Why my query string generates page not found for my view?

In Drupal 7 I'm using a view export to download information for my orders.

If i go to the default url /admin/commerce/orders then the page downloads correctly.

However, I also have some filters so I can download only the orders I need, this passes a query string to the view which causes a 404 error (page not found).

In example:

/admin/export/orders?status[0]=invoiced&event=All&school=&uid=&held=All&attach=admin_page

I can't find out why this is causing a 404 error. I have another view with the same configuration and it works fine. It is a number of query or something?

Any help would be appreciated.

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