No match: "drupal:path:wildcard * general-network/% >>> default"
No match: "drupal:path:wildcard * africa-network/% >>> primafamed_africa"
Tried also:
No match: "drupal:path:wildcard = general-network/% >>> default"
No match: "drupal:path:wildcard = africa-network/% >>> primafamed_africa"
No match: "drupal:path:wildcard = general-network/%/% >>> default"
No match: "drupal:path:wildcard = africa-network/%/% >>> primafamed_africa"
No match: "drupal:path:wildcard = general-network/%/% >>> default"
No match: "drupal:path:wildcard = africa-network/%/% >>> primafamed_africa"
I want al the urls of
www.foobar.com/drupal/?q=africa-network/home-africa-network
and all variations of africa-network/*
To use the primafamed_africa theme
www.foobar.com/drupal/?q=general-network/about-us
and all variations of general-network/*
To use the default theme
A theme par sub network is the goal.
Debug info:
drupal:path
no debug information
drupal:path:wildcard
empty
pleas advice.
Comments
Comment #1
ikeigenwijs commentedalso tried
No match: "drupal:path:wildcard * general-network/%/% >>> default"
No match: "drupal:path:wildcard * africa-network/%/% >>> primafamed_africa"
Comment #2
mkalkbrennerPlease read the included documentation or have a look at http://drupal.org/node/1064798#comment-5347188
The property "drupal:path:wildcard" makes no sense without a property "drupal:path" that declared a wildcard.
In your case you don't have to deal with wildcards at all. You simply require one single rule:
This one matches "africa-network/*" and "africa-network".
If you don't want "africa-network" to match, you rule looks like this:
Just to explain the wildcard feature. A rule like
declares a named wildcard that could be used later in the rule chain:
Comment #3
ikeigenwijs commentedThx a lot for the fast response!
It works now, i red and viewed the tutorial movies, but i clearly did not get it.