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Is the alias populating automatically? Try setting automatic alias to on in system settings and then re-save some of the articles to set them for each.
If that doesn't work, hopefully someone else has an idea.
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Is that the month page or the home page (error page default)? It appears that the link to the month is correct, at least in theory but perhaps the issue is that you don't have a resource set up to show a month's worth of articles? TBH I'm not even sure how this would be done. How are you producing the link to the month? (what code?)
Anything special in the template or are you using the default examples?
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I may be wrong, but a link to "somewhere" that lists a month's worth of articles surely has to be a resource of some sort, with a template and some markup that would display such a list. You've got your container, with all the articles set with template and markup, MODX tags, etc. It shows articles. But if you don't have a resource with a template that does the job of showing just a month and the articles within that month, say with a getResources call... there's nowhere for that link to go.
The standard for MODX error page (page not found, 404) is the home page unless otherwise set in system settings to another ID. So it's just telling you that the page doesn't exist.
Make the page exist, set a template and a getResources call that will show the month called up in the link and you should be good.
What worries me is that the month is a link at all. It's been a while since I used Articles actively, even more that I paid much attention to the sample templates having a preference for Collections for blogs now but that doesn't seem exactly right to link to the month without having somewhere for it to actually land.
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Hmmm... I just went to a site and changed the template to the articles sample template, but nothing changed. That's odd...
But having looked at the sample container template, there is no link to a "month".
Can you post the code from the template that is doing this?
I have just container for articles (called News), and in this container there are individual news articles. Didn't created the resource for month archives or anything else. The thing is that when I turn off the fURL the archive page (news in certain month) is actually working. I think there has to be some problem with fURL or my htaccess, altough I am using the normal htaccess, the only thing is that I have special are two contexts on my site with use of Babel for multilang.