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[5.x]: InvalidSubpathException when Default Upload Location uses an object template like {slug} #618

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Opening an entry that has a CKEditor field crashes the Control Panel if the field’s Default Upload Location subpath uses an object template such as {slug}.

craft\errors\InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.
in craft/helpers/Assets.php (resolveSubpath)
from craft\ckeditor\Field::_defaultUploadFolderId()

The subpath is evaluated as an object template (same as Assets fields), but _defaultUploadFolderId() never receives the current element:

// Field.php (_inputHtml)'defaultUploadFolderId' => $this->_defaultUploadFolderId(),
// Field.php (_defaultUploadFolderId)
[$subpath, $folder] = AssetsHelper::resolveSubpath($volume, trim($subpath ?? '', '/'));

Assets::resolveSubpath() is called with $element = null, so {slug} / {{ object.slug }} cannot resolve.

Assets fields handle this by:

  1. Passing the source element into subpath resolution
  2. Catching InvalidSubpathException and falling back to the user’s temp upload folder for new/draft entries

CKEditor does neither, so any dynamic subpath takes down the whole editor screen — even on already-saved entries that have a real slug.

_inputHtml() already has $element (it is passed to _linkOptions($element) on the next line).

Steps to reproduce

  1. Create a CKEditor field with Insert image in the toolbar.
  2. Under Assets, set Default Upload Location to a volume and subpath {slug}.
  3. Add the field to an entry type that has a slug (e.g. a channel section).
  4. Open an existing entry (or create a new one) that uses that field.

Expected: The editor loads. Drag-and-drop uploads go to a folder named after the entry slug (or the temp upload folder if the slug cannot be resolved yet).

Actual: The CP screen fails with InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.

A static subpath (e.g. posts) works. {slug} on a regular Assets field on the same entry also works.

Additional info

  • Craft version: 5.10.13.2
  • PHP version: 8.4.22
  • Database driver & version: PostgreSQL 18.6
  • Plugins & versions:
    • CKEditor 5.7.0
    • Bramble Search 1.5.0
    • Child Me! 2.2.3
    • Code Field 5.0.2
    • Control Panel Nav 5.0.7
    • Craft MCP v1.2.2
    • Freeform 5.15.26
    • Google Cloud Storage 2.2.2
    • Metrix 2.0.5
    • Navigation 3.0.22
    • Neo 5.5.12
    • Sentry Logger 5.0.3
    • SEOmatic 5.1.22
    • Sprout Redirects 5.0.9
    • Workflow 3.0.16

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      [5.x]: InvalidSubpathException when Default Upload Location uses an object template like {slug} · Issue #618 · craftcms/ckeditor · GitHub
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      [5.x]: InvalidSubpathException when Default Upload Location uses an object template like {slug} #618

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      @duxabilii

      Description

      Opening an entry that has a CKEditor field crashes the Control Panel if the field’s Default Upload Location subpath uses an object template such as {slug}.

      craft\errors\InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.
      in craft/helpers/Assets.php (resolveSubpath)
      from craft\ckeditor\Field::_defaultUploadFolderId()
      

      The subpath is evaluated as an object template (same as Assets fields), but _defaultUploadFolderId() never receives the current element:

      // Field.php (_inputHtml)'defaultUploadFolderId' => $this->_defaultUploadFolderId(),
      // Field.php (_defaultUploadFolderId)
      [$subpath, $folder] = AssetsHelper::resolveSubpath($volume, trim($subpath ?? '', '/'));

      Assets::resolveSubpath() is called with $element = null, so {slug} / {{ object.slug }} cannot resolve.

      Assets fields handle this by:

      1. Passing the source element into subpath resolution
      2. Catching InvalidSubpathException and falling back to the user’s temp upload folder for new/draft entries

      CKEditor does neither, so any dynamic subpath takes down the whole editor screen — even on already-saved entries that have a real slug.

      _inputHtml() already has $element (it is passed to _linkOptions($element) on the next line).

      Steps to reproduce

      1. Create a CKEditor field with Insert image in the toolbar.
      2. Under Assets, set Default Upload Location to a volume and subpath {slug}.
      3. Add the field to an entry type that has a slug (e.g. a channel section).
      4. Open an existing entry (or create a new one) that uses that field.

      Expected: The editor loads. Drag-and-drop uploads go to a folder named after the entry slug (or the temp upload folder if the slug cannot be resolved yet).

      Actual: The CP screen fails with InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.

      A static subpath (e.g. posts) works. {slug} on a regular Assets field on the same entry also works.

      Additional info

      • Craft version: 5.10.13.2
      • PHP version: 8.4.22
      • Database driver & version: PostgreSQL 18.6
      • Plugins & versions:
        • CKEditor 5.7.0
        • Bramble Search 1.5.0
        • Child Me! 2.2.3
        • Code Field 5.0.2
        • Control Panel Nav 5.0.7
        • Craft MCP v1.2.2
        • Freeform 5.15.26
        • Google Cloud Storage 2.2.2
        • Metrix 2.0.5
        • Navigation 3.0.22
        • Neo 5.5.12
        • Sentry Logger 5.0.3
        • SEOmatic 5.1.22
        • Sprout Redirects 5.0.9
        • Workflow 3.0.16

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          [5.x]: InvalidSubpathException when Default Upload Location uses an object template like {slug} #618

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          @duxabilii

          Description

          Opening an entry that has a CKEditor field crashes the Control Panel if the field’s Default Upload Location subpath uses an object template such as {slug}.

          craft\errors\InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.
          in craft/helpers/Assets.php (resolveSubpath)
          from craft\ckeditor\Field::_defaultUploadFolderId()
          

          The subpath is evaluated as an object template (same as Assets fields), but _defaultUploadFolderId() never receives the current element:

          // Field.php (_inputHtml)'defaultUploadFolderId' => $this->_defaultUploadFolderId(),
          // Field.php (_defaultUploadFolderId)
          [$subpath, $folder] = AssetsHelper::resolveSubpath($volume, trim($subpath ?? '', '/'));

          Assets::resolveSubpath() is called with $element = null, so {slug} / {{ object.slug }} cannot resolve.

          Assets fields handle this by:

          1. Passing the source element into subpath resolution
          2. Catching InvalidSubpathException and falling back to the user’s temp upload folder for new/draft entries

          CKEditor does neither, so any dynamic subpath takes down the whole editor screen — even on already-saved entries that have a real slug.

          _inputHtml() already has $element (it is passed to _linkOptions($element) on the next line).

          Steps to reproduce

          1. Create a CKEditor field with Insert image in the toolbar.
          2. Under Assets, set Default Upload Location to a volume and subpath {slug}.
          3. Add the field to an entry type that has a slug (e.g. a channel section).
          4. Open an existing entry (or create a new one) that uses that field.

          Expected: The editor loads. Drag-and-drop uploads go to a folder named after the entry slug (or the temp upload folder if the slug cannot be resolved yet).

          Actual: The CP screen fails with InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.

          A static subpath (e.g. posts) works. {slug} on a regular Assets field on the same entry also works.

          Additional info

          • Craft version: 5.10.13.2
          • PHP version: 8.4.22
          • Database driver & version: PostgreSQL 18.6
          • Plugins & versions:
            • CKEditor 5.7.0
            • Bramble Search 1.5.0
            • Child Me! 2.2.3
            • Code Field 5.0.2
            • Control Panel Nav 5.0.7
            • Craft MCP v1.2.2
            • Freeform 5.15.26
            • Google Cloud Storage 2.2.2
            • Metrix 2.0.5
            • Navigation 3.0.22
            • Neo 5.5.12
            • Sentry Logger 5.0.3
            • SEOmatic 5.1.22
            • Sprout Redirects 5.0.9
            • Workflow 3.0.16

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              [5.x]: InvalidSubpathException when Default Upload Location uses an object template like {slug} #618

              Description

              @duxabilii

              Description

              Opening an entry that has a CKEditor field crashes the Control Panel if the field’s Default Upload Location subpath uses an object template such as {slug}.

              craft\errors\InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.
              in craft/helpers/Assets.php (resolveSubpath)
              from craft\ckeditor\Field::_defaultUploadFolderId()
              

              The subpath is evaluated as an object template (same as Assets fields), but _defaultUploadFolderId() never receives the current element:

              // Field.php (_inputHtml)'defaultUploadFolderId' => $this->_defaultUploadFolderId(),
              // Field.php (_defaultUploadFolderId)
              [$subpath, $folder] = AssetsHelper::resolveSubpath($volume, trim($subpath ?? '', '/'));

              Assets::resolveSubpath() is called with $element = null, so {slug} / {{ object.slug }} cannot resolve.

              Assets fields handle this by:

              1. Passing the source element into subpath resolution
              2. Catching InvalidSubpathException and falling back to the user’s temp upload folder for new/draft entries

              CKEditor does neither, so any dynamic subpath takes down the whole editor screen — even on already-saved entries that have a real slug.

              _inputHtml() already has $element (it is passed to _linkOptions($element) on the next line).

              Steps to reproduce

              1. Create a CKEditor field with Insert image in the toolbar.
              2. Under Assets, set Default Upload Location to a volume and subpath {slug}.
              3. Add the field to an entry type that has a slug (e.g. a channel section).
              4. Open an existing entry (or create a new one) that uses that field.

              Expected: The editor loads. Drag-and-drop uploads go to a folder named after the entry slug (or the temp upload folder if the slug cannot be resolved yet).

              Actual: The CP screen fails with InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.

              A static subpath (e.g. posts) works. {slug} on a regular Assets field on the same entry also works.

              Additional info

              • Craft version: 5.10.13.2
              • PHP version: 8.4.22
              • Database driver & version: PostgreSQL 18.6
              • Plugins & versions:
                • CKEditor 5.7.0
                • Bramble Search 1.5.0
                • Child Me! 2.2.3
                • Code Field 5.0.2
                • Control Panel Nav 5.0.7
                • Craft MCP v1.2.2
                • Freeform 5.15.26
                • Google Cloud Storage 2.2.2
                • Metrix 2.0.5
                • Navigation 3.0.22
                • Neo 5.5.12
                • Sentry Logger 5.0.3
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                • Workflow 3.0.16

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                  [5.x]: InvalidSubpathException when Default Upload Location uses an object template like {slug} #618

                  Description

                  @duxabilii

                  Description

                  Opening an entry that has a CKEditor field crashes the Control Panel if the field’s Default Upload Location subpath uses an object template such as {slug}.

                  craft\errors\InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.
                  in craft/helpers/Assets.php (resolveSubpath)
                  from craft\ckeditor\Field::_defaultUploadFolderId()
                  

                  The subpath is evaluated as an object template (same as Assets fields), but _defaultUploadFolderId() never receives the current element:

                  // Field.php (_inputHtml)'defaultUploadFolderId' => $this->_defaultUploadFolderId(),
                  // Field.php (_defaultUploadFolderId)
                  [$subpath, $folder] = AssetsHelper::resolveSubpath($volume, trim($subpath ?? '', '/'));

                  Assets::resolveSubpath() is called with $element = null, so {slug} / {{ object.slug }} cannot resolve.

                  Assets fields handle this by:

                  1. Passing the source element into subpath resolution
                  2. Catching InvalidSubpathException and falling back to the user’s temp upload folder for new/draft entries

                  CKEditor does neither, so any dynamic subpath takes down the whole editor screen — even on already-saved entries that have a real slug.

                  _inputHtml() already has $element (it is passed to _linkOptions($element) on the next line).

                  Steps to reproduce

                  1. Create a CKEditor field with Insert image in the toolbar.
                  2. Under Assets, set Default Upload Location to a volume and subpath {slug}.
                  3. Add the field to an entry type that has a slug (e.g. a channel section).
                  4. Open an existing entry (or create a new one) that uses that field.

                  Expected: The editor loads. Drag-and-drop uploads go to a folder named after the entry slug (or the temp upload folder if the slug cannot be resolved yet).

                  Actual: The CP screen fails with InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.

                  A static subpath (e.g. posts) works. {slug} on a regular Assets field on the same entry also works.

                  Additional info

                  • Craft version: 5.10.13.2
                  • PHP version: 8.4.22
                  • Database driver & version: PostgreSQL 18.6
                  • Plugins & versions:
                    • CKEditor 5.7.0
                    • Bramble Search 1.5.0
                    • Child Me! 2.2.3
                    • Code Field 5.0.2
                    • Control Panel Nav 5.0.7
                    • Craft MCP v1.2.2
                    • Freeform 5.15.26
                    • Google Cloud Storage 2.2.2
                    • Metrix 2.0.5
                    • Navigation 3.0.22
                    • Neo 5.5.12
                    • Sentry Logger 5.0.3
                    • SEOmatic 5.1.22
                    • Sprout Redirects 5.0.9
                    • Workflow 3.0.16

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                      [5.x]: InvalidSubpathException when Default Upload Location uses an object template like {slug} #618

                      Description

                      @duxabilii

                      Description

                      Opening an entry that has a CKEditor field crashes the Control Panel if the field’s Default Upload Location subpath uses an object template such as {slug}.

                      craft\errors\InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.
                      in craft/helpers/Assets.php (resolveSubpath)
                      from craft\ckeditor\Field::_defaultUploadFolderId()
                      

                      The subpath is evaluated as an object template (same as Assets fields), but _defaultUploadFolderId() never receives the current element:

                      // Field.php (_inputHtml)'defaultUploadFolderId' => $this->_defaultUploadFolderId(),
                      // Field.php (_defaultUploadFolderId)
                      [$subpath, $folder] = AssetsHelper::resolveSubpath($volume, trim($subpath ?? '', '/'));

                      Assets::resolveSubpath() is called with $element = null, so {slug} / {{ object.slug }} cannot resolve.

                      Assets fields handle this by:

                      1. Passing the source element into subpath resolution
                      2. Catching InvalidSubpathException and falling back to the user’s temp upload folder for new/draft entries

                      CKEditor does neither, so any dynamic subpath takes down the whole editor screen — even on already-saved entries that have a real slug.

                      _inputHtml() already has $element (it is passed to _linkOptions($element) on the next line).

                      Steps to reproduce

                      1. Create a CKEditor field with Insert image in the toolbar.
                      2. Under Assets, set Default Upload Location to a volume and subpath {slug}.
                      3. Add the field to an entry type that has a slug (e.g. a channel section).
                      4. Open an existing entry (or create a new one) that uses that field.

                      Expected: The editor loads. Drag-and-drop uploads go to a folder named after the entry slug (or the temp upload folder if the slug cannot be resolved yet).

                      Actual: The CP screen fails with InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.

                      A static subpath (e.g. posts) works. {slug} on a regular Assets field on the same entry also works.

                      Additional info

                      • Craft version: 5.10.13.2
                      • PHP version: 8.4.22
                      • Database driver & version: PostgreSQL 18.6
                      • Plugins & versions:
                        • CKEditor 5.7.0
                        • Bramble Search 1.5.0
                        • Child Me! 2.2.3
                        • Code Field 5.0.2
                        • Control Panel Nav 5.0.7
                        • Craft MCP v1.2.2
                        • Freeform 5.15.26
                        • Google Cloud Storage 2.2.2
                        • Metrix 2.0.5
                        • Navigation 3.0.22
                        • Neo 5.5.12
                        • Sentry Logger 5.0.3
                        • SEOmatic 5.1.22
                        • Sprout Redirects 5.0.9
                        • Workflow 3.0.16

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                          Description

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                          Description

                          Opening an entry that has a CKEditor field crashes the Control Panel if the field’s Default Upload Location subpath uses an object template such as {slug}.

                          craft\errors\InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.
                          in craft/helpers/Assets.php (resolveSubpath)
                          from craft\ckeditor\Field::_defaultUploadFolderId()
                          

                          The subpath is evaluated as an object template (same as Assets fields), but _defaultUploadFolderId() never receives the current element:

                          // Field.php (_inputHtml)'defaultUploadFolderId' => $this->_defaultUploadFolderId(),
                          // Field.php (_defaultUploadFolderId)
                          [$subpath, $folder] = AssetsHelper::resolveSubpath($volume, trim($subpath ?? '', '/'));

                          Assets::resolveSubpath() is called with $element = null, so {slug} / {{ object.slug }} cannot resolve.

                          Assets fields handle this by:

                          1. Passing the source element into subpath resolution
                          2. Catching InvalidSubpathException and falling back to the user’s temp upload folder for new/draft entries

                          CKEditor does neither, so any dynamic subpath takes down the whole editor screen — even on already-saved entries that have a real slug.

                          _inputHtml() already has $element (it is passed to _linkOptions($element) on the next line).

                          Steps to reproduce

                          1. Create a CKEditor field with Insert image in the toolbar.
                          2. Under Assets, set Default Upload Location to a volume and subpath {slug}.
                          3. Add the field to an entry type that has a slug (e.g. a channel section).
                          4. Open an existing entry (or create a new one) that uses that field.

                          Expected: The editor loads. Drag-and-drop uploads go to a folder named after the entry slug (or the temp upload folder if the slug cannot be resolved yet).

                          Actual: The CP screen fails with InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.

                          A static subpath (e.g. posts) works. {slug} on a regular Assets field on the same entry also works.

                          Additional info

                          • Craft version: 5.10.13.2
                          • PHP version: 8.4.22
                          • Database driver & version: PostgreSQL 18.6
                          • Plugins & versions:
                            • CKEditor 5.7.0
                            • Bramble Search 1.5.0
                            • Child Me! 2.2.3
                            • Code Field 5.0.2
                            • Control Panel Nav 5.0.7
                            • Craft MCP v1.2.2
                            • Freeform 5.15.26
                            • Google Cloud Storage 2.2.2
                            • Metrix 2.0.5
                            • Navigation 3.0.22
                            • Neo 5.5.12
                            • Sentry Logger 5.0.3
                            • SEOmatic 5.1.22
                            • Sprout Redirects 5.0.9
                            • Workflow 3.0.16

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                              [5.x]: InvalidSubpathException when Default Upload Location uses an object template like {slug} #618

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                              Opening an entry that has a CKEditor field crashes the Control Panel if the field’s Default Upload Location subpath uses an object template such as {slug}.

                              craft\errors\InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.
                              in craft/helpers/Assets.php (resolveSubpath)
                              from craft\ckeditor\Field::_defaultUploadFolderId()
                              

                              The subpath is evaluated as an object template (same as Assets fields), but _defaultUploadFolderId() never receives the current element:

                              // Field.php (_inputHtml)'defaultUploadFolderId' => $this->_defaultUploadFolderId(),
                              // Field.php (_defaultUploadFolderId)
                              [$subpath, $folder] = AssetsHelper::resolveSubpath($volume, trim($subpath ?? '', '/'));

                              Assets::resolveSubpath() is called with $element = null, so {slug} / {{ object.slug }} cannot resolve.

                              Assets fields handle this by:

                              1. Passing the source element into subpath resolution
                              2. Catching InvalidSubpathException and falling back to the user’s temp upload folder for new/draft entries

                              CKEditor does neither, so any dynamic subpath takes down the whole editor screen — even on already-saved entries that have a real slug.

                              _inputHtml() already has $element (it is passed to _linkOptions($element) on the next line).

                              Steps to reproduce

                              1. Create a CKEditor field with Insert image in the toolbar.
                              2. Under Assets, set Default Upload Location to a volume and subpath {slug}.
                              3. Add the field to an entry type that has a slug (e.g. a channel section).
                              4. Open an existing entry (or create a new one) that uses that field.

                              Expected: The editor loads. Drag-and-drop uploads go to a folder named after the entry slug (or the temp upload folder if the slug cannot be resolved yet).

                              Actual: The CP screen fails with InvalidSubpathException: Could not resolve the subpath “{slug}”.

                              A static subpath (e.g. posts) works. {slug} on a regular Assets field on the same entry also works.

                              Additional info

                              • Craft version: 5.10.13.2
                              • PHP version: 8.4.22
                              • Database driver & version: PostgreSQL 18.6
                              • Plugins & versions:
                                • CKEditor 5.7.0
                                • Bramble Search 1.5.0
                                • Child Me! 2.2.3
                                • Code Field 5.0.2
                                • Control Panel Nav 5.0.7
                                • Craft MCP v1.2.2
                                • Freeform 5.15.26
                                • Google Cloud Storage 2.2.2
                                • Metrix 2.0.5
                                • Navigation 3.0.22
                                • Neo 5.5.12
                                • Sentry Logger 5.0.3
                                • SEOmatic 5.1.22
                                • Sprout Redirects 5.0.9
                                • Workflow 3.0.16

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