This page describes known issues for Acquia Content Hub.
For the list of supported and unsupported modules for Content Hub, see Modules to use with Content Hub.
| Issue | Description |
|---|---|
| Issue while syndicating a new translation of an already syndicated entity | While syndicating a new translation of an already syndicated entity in Content Hub 1.x, the published state of the new translation entity on the subscribing site may be unpublished. Workaround: Syndicate all translations simultaneously from the publishing website or update the newly syndicated translations manually on the subscribing website. |
| Cloning a database or staging a website causes content syndication failures | Acquia discourages cloning a database or staging a website. However, customers can do this by following the instructions in Staging Down Syndication Websites. |
| Acquia Content Hub compatibility with file storage modules |
|
| No operability between Drupal 7 and Drupal 8 websites |
|
| Password protection using .htaccess | Websites using Content Hub in development or staging environments
that protect those environments using
For information about using Content Hub with the Shield module, see Modules to use with Content Hub. |
| Auto synchronization fails when entities in field collections have translations | Synchronization of content does not work properly when Field collections are enabled on publisher and subscriber Content Hub websites, and where Entity translations are only in use on the publisher website. Field collections are not translatable in all use cases. The common use case is to leave the field collection field untranslatable and set the necessary fields inside it to translatable. There is a known issue where a host cannot be translated unless it has at least one other translatable field, even if some fields inside one of its field collections are translatable. Workaround: Errors are partially handled in Content Hub release 1.11.0, and Content Hub indicates in the user interface that this configuration is not supported. Users may continue to experience problems when using translation and Field collections. |
| Issue when editing filters for websites with large numbers of tags | If you have a large number of tags (800 or more), the filter controls may stop working when you save a filter. Workaround: Reload the content discovery page. |
| Error when editing Views filters | When you edit a saved filter in Content Hub, the filter controls may stop working. You may receive AJAX errors when using exposed filters. Workaround: Upgrade the Views module to 7.x-3.13 or later. If you must continue to use Views version 7.x-3.11 with your website, apply the patch described in issue 1809958 on drupal.org. |
| Valid webhooks fail to register | If the server hosting the publishing or subscribing website is not keeping
correct time, webhook registration can fail with the following error
message: There was a problem trying to register Webhook URL [URL].
Error Code = 4005: The provided URL did not respond with a valid
authorization. |
| Metatag module does not export from URL with trailing slash | When using the Metatag module, Content Hub may not export content if you
include a trailing slash when using the
|
| Content Moderation and auto publishing conflicts | Content Moderation module users may experience issues with auto publishing in Content Hub. See Saving filters and publish settings. |
| Book module incompatible with Content Hub 7.x | The Book module is incompatible with Content Hub 7.x. Workaround: Disable the Book module to use Acquia Personalization with Drupal 7.x. |
| Issue | Description |
|---|---|
| Issue while syndicating a new translation of an already syndicated entity | While syndicating a new translation of an already syndicated entity in Content Hub 1.x, the published state of the new translation entity on the subscribing site may be unpublished. Workaround: Syndicate all translations simultaneously from the publishing website or update the newly syndicated translations manually on the subscribing website. |
| Cloning a database or staging a website causes content syndication failures | Acquia discourages cloning a database or staging a website. However, customers can do this by following the instructions in Staging Down Syndication Websites. |
| Drupal 8.8 or later is not compatible with Acquia Content Hub 8.x-1.44 or earlier | Starting with Drupal 8.8, the method to handle URL path aliases is handled by
a new entity. This change includes dropping the The Acquia Content Hub 8.x-1.45 client for Drupal 8 (download) supports Drupal 8.8. Upgrade your Acquia Content Hub modules first, then upgrade Drupal core. |
| Acquia Content Hub compatibility with file storage modules |
|
| Config split causes configuration changes with Acquia Content Hub 8.x-2.x | When syndicating content from the publisher to subscriber website using config split, you may observe configuration changes on the subscribing website. See Using config split with Content Hub for more information. Workaround: Update config split to include the missing configuration to match the new data model required for the syndicated entities. See the drupal.org issue for details. |
| Content Moderation module is incompatible with older versions of Acquia Content Hub 1.x | When syndicating content from the publisher to subscriber website, some content remains unpublished on the subscriber website. Workaround: Upgrade to the most recent version of the Acquia Content Hub 1.x module. |
| Drupal 8.6 requires Acquia Content Hub 8.x-1.30 or later | |
| Content Hub client for Drupal 8 requires Drupal 8.4 or later | The Content Hub client for Drupal 8 requires Drupal 8.4 or later, and is not compatible with previous Drupal versions. |
| Downgrading from Acquia Content Hub 8.x-2.x to 8.x-1.x | If you have upgraded to Acquia Content Hub 2.x, and then downgrade to 1.x,
you may receive an error message when attempting to use Drush like
error Class \Drupal\acquia_contenthub\Commands\AcquiaContenthubCommands
does not exist. See this drupal.org issue for
details. |
| No operability between Drupal 7 and Drupal 8 websites |
|
| The discovery page does not have a select-all option | You must select one item of content at a time. |
| Administrative users must ensure that they do not override the REST configuration entity types created by Content Hub | Overriding these entities can remove saved Content Hub filters. This is only applicable to Content Hub 1.x. |
| Webhook registration sometimes fails when saving | Workaround: If this occurs, retry and it should eventually save. |
| Websites using Content Hub must be fully HTTP or HTTPS | Mixed-mode websites will experience difficulties when using any version of Content Hub. |
| Site Factory subscribers who clone content may encounter problems when attempting to publish the cloned content to Personalization | |
| Password protection using .htaccess | Websites using Content Hub in development or staging environments
that protect those environments using
For information about using Content Hub with the Shield module, see Modules to use with Content Hub. |
| Auto synchronization fails when entities in field collections have translations | Synchronization of content does not work properly when Field collections are enabled on publisher and subscriber Content Hub websites, and where Entity translations are only in use on the publisher website. Field collections are not translatable in all use cases. The common use case is to leave the field collection field untranslatable and set the necessary fields inside it to translatable. There is a known issue where a host cannot be translated unless it has at least one other translatable field, even if some fields inside one of its field collections are translatable. Workaround: Errors are partially handled in Content Hub release 1.11.0, and Content Hub indicates in the user interface that this configuration is not supported. Users may continue to experience problems when using translation and Field collections. |
| Issue when editing filters for websites with large numbers of tags | If you have a large number of tags (800 or more), the filter controls may stop working when you save a filter. Workaround: Reload the content discovery page. |
| Valid webhooks fail to register | If the server hosting the publishing or subscribing website is not keeping
correct time, webhook registration can fail with the following error
message: There was a problem trying to register Webhook URL [URL].
Error Code = 4005: The provided URL did not respond with a valid
authorization. |
| Metatag module does not export from URL with trailing slash | When using the Metatag module, Content Hub may not export content if you
include a trailing slash when using the
|
| Content Moderation and auto publishing conflicts | Content Moderation module users may experience issues with auto publishing in Content Hub. See Saving filters and publish settings. |
| Issue | Description |
|---|---|
| Issue while syndicating a new translation of an already syndicated entity | While syndicating a new translation of an already syndicated entity in Content Hub 1.x, the published state of the new translation entity on the subscribing site may be unpublished. Workaround: Syndicate all translations simultaneously from the publishing website or update the newly syndicated translations manually on the subscribing website. |
| Cloning a database or staging a website causes content syndication failures | Acquia discourages cloning a database or staging a website. However, customers can do this by following the instructions in Staging Down Syndication Websites. |
| Acquia Content Hub compatibility with file storage modules |
|
| Config split causes configuration changes with Acquia Content Hub 8.x-2.x | When syndicating content from the publisher to subscriber website using config split, you may observe configuration changes on the subscribing website. See Using config split with Content Hub for more information. Workaround: Update config split to include the missing configuration to match the new data model required for the syndicated entities. See the drupal.org issue for details. |
| Content Moderation module is incompatible with older versions of Acquia Content Hub 1.x | When syndicating content from the publisher to subscriber website, some content remains unpublished on the subscriber website. Workaround: Upgrade to the most recent version of the Acquia Content Hub 1.x module. |
| Downgrading from Acquia Content Hub 8.x-2.x to 8.x-1.x | If you have upgraded to Acquia Content Hub 2.x, and then downgrade to 1.x,
you may receive an error message when attempting to use Drush like
error Class \Drupal\acquia_contenthub\Commands\AcquiaContenthubCommands
does not exist. See this drupal.org issue for
details. |
| Administrative users must ensure that they do not override the REST configuration entity types created by Content Hub | Overriding these entities can remove saved Content Hub filters. This is only applicable to Content Hub 1.x. |
| Websites using Content Hub must be fully HTTP or HTTPS | Mixed-mode websites will experience difficulties when using any version of Content Hub. |
| Site Factory subscribers who clone content may encounter problems when attempting to publish the cloned content to Personalization | |
| Issue when editing filters for websites with large numbers of tags | If you have a large number of tags (800 or more), the filter controls may stop working when you save a filter. Workaround: Reload the content discovery page. |
| Metatag module does not export from URL with trailing slash | When using the Metatag module, Content Hub may not export content if you
include a trailing slash when using the
|
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