I've set up alias patterns for image posts with the Image module but they are not generated when new Image posts are made. I also setup a default pattern and this is not working either.

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bastos commented

Same issue here.

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Assigned: Unassigned » mikeryan

I installed the Image module, in the Pathauto settings under Node path settings I set Image paths to images/[title-raw]. When I created an image with the title Test img, I got the alias images/test-img. Can you tell me what is different in your scenario? In particular, what specific pattern did you use for Image paths?

Thanks.

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Status: Active » Postponed (maintainer needs more info)

clarifying status.

Also, there are several issues related to this already (at least in title).

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bastos commented

I set Image paths to [type]/[author-name-raw]/[yyyy][mm][dd]. Verbose option display "Ignoring alias image/user/20080310 due to existing path conflict.".

Thanks.

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wildtang3nt commented

Need fix...

My image pattern is image/[yyyy]-[mm]-[dd]/[title-raw]

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wildtang3nt commented

Ok... don't ask me how, but somehow the problem fixed itself. All my image aliases have been generated and are working now.

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wdrupal100 commented

I believe what he is referring to is when you create a node and upload images to the node, the path listed below the file shows the default (files/) path. It is not until you SUBMIT the node does the path under the attached file show the ACTUAL location for the file.

This is a problem for my new users who are not accustomed to this caveat. I have to tell them to submit the node before you reference the images you just attached inside the node. It adds an extra step and revision but it would be nice if pathauto immediately reflected the path the files will actually reside in during the initial node creation.

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Status: Postponed (maintainer needs more info) » Fixed

I think this is now fixed in the 6.x-1.x-dev release of pathauto due to a bug in the call to taxonomy_term_path. It's working fine for me on a site and wildtang3nt reported it working as well. So, marking fixed.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.