Option to clear token if replacement not present

It looks like this was added to the dev branch on the repo - seems to work great.

@bitkid, thanks a lot for a patch! Looks like it was committed by Fubhy.

Also I have added lines:

    $url = trim($url, '/');

To make sure user/[user:uid] is replaced to user, but not user/.

Hi @dealancer,

Adding line

<?php
    $url = trim($url, '/');
?>

has resulted in truncating the trailing slash for link having menu token. So now,

https://[custom-tokens:example-domain]/arg1/arg2/ becomes https://[custom-tokens:example-domain]/arg1/arg2

I am looking into this. Requesting u to please if look into this.

Thanks,
Rohit Tiwari

Hi I figured it out,

There are basically two things you have to do to override
1. Increase your module weight to be greater then Menu token module
2. And remove the above code

 <?php
    $url = trim($url, '/');
?>

to use the same.

For step 1 use in .install file

<?php
/**
* @file
* Provides install, upgrade and un-install functions for your module.
*/
/**
*  implements hook_update_N()
*
*/
function yourmodulename_update_7100($sandbox){
    // Get the weight of the menu_token module we want to compare against
    $weight = db_select('system', 's')
        ->fields('s', array('weight'))
        ->condition('name', 'menu_token', '=')
        ->execute()
        ->fetchField();

    // Set our module to a weight 1 heavier, so ours moves lower in execution order
    if(!empty($weight)){
        db_update('system')
          ->fields(array('weight' => $weight + 1))
          ->condition('name', '[your_module_name]', '=')
          ->execute();
    }
}

Then 2 step in your .module file

/**
 * Implements hook_translated_menu_link_alter().
 */
function yourmodulename_translated_menu_link_alter(&$item, $map) {
  global $menu_admin;
  if (empty($menu_admin) && isset($item['options']['menu_token_link_path'])) {
  $url = token_replace($item['options']['menu_token_link_path']);
  $url = drupal_get_normal_path($url);
  if (url_is_external($url)) {
      $item['href'] = $item['link_path'] = $url;
      return;
    }
  }
}

Thanks,
Rohit Tiwari

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