The export dropdown built URLs via lurl('admin/system-audit/export') which
hit a framework quirk: MintyPHP Router::applyRoutes() compares the full
request URI (including ?query) against registered source paths. When
a browser fetched /de/admin/system-audit/export?format=csv the rewrite
to audit/system-audit/export silently missed, the router fell back to
file-based resolution, found no such file under admin/, and redirected
back to the list page — the user saw the grid "reload" and nothing
downloaded.
Only audit is affected because it is the only module where the route
path (admin/…) differs from the page target path (audit/…); helpdesk
and admin/users route paths equal their targets so file-based routing
catches the export URL even when applyRoutes misses.
Fix: use lurl('audit/system-audit/export') in the page config — the
target path — which resolves directly via file-based routing regardless
of query string. This matches the convention the same JS already uses
for `dataUrl: 'audit/system-audit/data'`. Short inline comment records
why.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>