Disable SEO on some pages

Well, this is really a "by design" feature. I changed the issue status and title because your request runs counter to the current logic.

By design, the SEO optimization is "greedy" -- it will transform all node links to follow absolute paths to the assigned domain for a node. If you disable strict SEO, you still have the ability to force this behavior on specific paths, using the "Special page requests" form on the module settings page.

I would not call this "misbehavior" -- it is the core design of the module.

What you seem to be after is a way to disable SEO rewrites on specific pages.

You are correct that the behavior is controlled through custom_url_rewrite_outbound(). What you may want to do is copy that function directly into your settings.php file and then edit it. Remove the include call as well. That way updating the module will not interfere with your modifications.

To modify the function as you need, I think that all you need to do is to comment out the final clause in the function.

/*
        // If strict SEO rules are enabled, we set "all affiliate" links to the root domain.
        // Only needed if we are not on the root domain.
        else if ($seo && $_domain['domain_id'] != $root['domain_id']) {
          $absolute = TRUE;
            // In this case, the $base_url cannot have a trailing slash
            $base_url = rtrim($root['path'], '/');
        }
*/

This piece is the logic that rewrites urls for pages assigned to "all affiliates." If you disable it, and assign those menu links to "all affiliates," then you should get the behavior you want. However, this would mean that any node that is assigned to "all affiliates" will be linked to from the current domain. If this is not the behavior you want, then we have to do something else.

In that case, you would need some logic to tell the function to skip the rewrite sequence. Like so:

    // Check to see that this function is installed.
    $skip = FALSE;
    $arg = arg(0);
    if ($arg == 'admin' && ($path == 'domain_access_test_path' || $path == 'domain_access_path_test')) {
      $path = 'yes';
      $skip = TRUE;
    }
    // New logic here.
    if ($arg == 'my_special_path' || $arg = 'my_menu_link") {
      $skip = TRUE;
    }

The logic of that IF statement will vary, depending on how your menu items are structured.

I took a quick look. Here is the kind of logic I think you need.

    // Check to see that this function is installed.
    $skip = FALSE;
    $arg = arg(0);
    if ($arg == 'admin' && ($path == 'domain_access_test_path' || $path == 'domain_access_path_test')) {
      $path = 'yes';
      $skip = TRUE;
    }
    // New logic here.
    $special_paths = array(
      'omfria/om-fria-tidningar', 
      'omfria/lediga-jobb',
      'omfria/aterforsaljare-ft',
    ); // add more as necessary
    if (in_array($path, $special_paths)) {
      $skip = TRUE;
    }

The 'omfria' part of the path may not be needed, if that is a subdirectory of the install and not a Drupal internal path.

Right. The URL rewrite feature happens at the PHP level when the page is being generated, and it doesn't care how the page is being generated.

Now you do have two tangled reports. Let's keep the spider report over at http://drupal.org/node/255711

As for the issue here, did the above code solve your menu problem?

This is probably a duplicate of #256007: Single Sign-on and SEO

Sorry, #7 was based on the code in #1 and #2. Your code in #5 is definitely a completely different topic and probably a new feature.

Marking as duplicate of #256007: Single Sign-on and SEO for now.

Well, the original issue -- Disable SEO on some pages -- still applies. I don't know that it will ever get coded, but we should keep this around for reference.

Basically, you might have need for a setting that lists pages for which url rewrites should be ignored.