Weird problem with resource alias

Hi!

I'm trying to create an English translation of my site and naturally named the resource alias of that page "en". For some reason that didn't work, it just gave me the 404 page. I tried some other aliases and most work fine - only the ones starting with letter e go to 404. Also there was an exception to the rule: when I named the alias e-n it worked fine.. any idea what's going on?

Any idea on this? Returned to the problem and noticed that it's anything starting with "en" that goes 404.

Which version of MODx?

Revo 2.1.3-pl (traditional)

How is your site's friendly urls configured? What does the URL look like? What does the .htaccess file look like?

FURLs are on, .htaccess is at its simplest configuration so that page URLs are rewritten like so: site.com/alias. As I said, if I give any alias that does not start with "en", everything works fine. I thought that it might be an issue with Babel but the problem remains even after I removed it.

Are you using different contexts? No suffix to the URL (like alias.html)?

I had two contexts back when I was still using Babel. Then the English context had "en" as its URL so I thought it's causing the issue. I removed that context and Babel but I suppose that's still the most probable culprit. I just don't know where to remove the possible remaining configurations.

No suffixes are in use.

Well, I can't think of anything else to look at, but I haven't even begun to think of dealing with Revo's contexts yet, so perhaps someone else would have a better idea now that some more detailed information has been provided.

I'd still like to see your .htaccess file, though. That, or some kind of odd permissions condition are the two top suspects to my mind. Can you create any resource with that alias, or does it only affect that resource?

You were spot on. htaccess had an exception made specifically for Babel, I just didn't remember that such a thing was necessary during the installation. Thanks a million!