If I create a node in the media library, named (for instance) "Example english", I can reach this node using the URL: http://mysite/Media/Files/Example-english

But, if inside a template I try to get back this node using it's path via

{def $mynode = fetch( 'content', 'node', hash( 'node_path', '/Media/Files/Example-english'))}

, the given node is not found.

After looking at the code, I noticed that inside the ezcontentobject_tree, this path_identification_string is not existing at all, but still existing in the old-style: example_english (lowercase with underscore)

I did a quick-and-dirty fix in ezcontentobjecttreenode.php:

function fetchByURLPath( $pathString, $asObject = true )
{
if ( $pathString == "" )

{ eZDebug::writeWarning( 'Can not fetch, given URLPath is empty', 'eZContentObjectTreeNode::fetchByURLPath' ); return null; }

/** FIX **/
$pathString = str_replace( '-', '_', strtolower($pathString) );
/** /END OF FIX **/

return eZContentObjectTreeNode::fetch( false, false, $asObject, array( "path_identification_string" => $pathString ) );
}

I guess a better solution has to be found.

Steps to reproduce

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