Question: Does this module support aliases for Views Exposed Filter Urls with "?" and following string.
Is there a plan if it does not currently support.

Thanks,

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emackn’s picture

emackn commented

Not currently, but feel free to add it if you need it.

sbydrupal’s picture

sbydrupal commented

I think it will be very useful to have this feature, as Views with Exposed filters are used quite different places, and for SEO purposes, if it provides urls like /taxonomy/term/tid instead of /taxonomy/?term=tid... , we can refer traffic to views instead of cutting views off from robot.txt.

I am not sure how to add this feature request, I would appreciate if this request is added. Thx.

emackn’s picture

emackn commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)
OneTwoTait’s picture

OneTwoTait commented

That would be a really killer feature, yes. I think it won't be implemented though...

daniel wentsch’s picture

daniel wentsch commented

Subscribing.
I also found this related issue http://drupal.org/node/362326
There's a snippet that might provide a solution, it's been reported to work only on Drupal 5 though.

1websitedesigner’s picture

1websitedesigner commented
Status: Closed (fixed) » Active

Hi,

I understand it might not be possible to change it to e.g.
/taxonomy/term/tid

But what about changing it to e.g.:

/taxonomy/?term=name-of-term

Instead of a number?

That way, the keyword is still included in the URL?

Thanks,

Martin

wooody’s picture

wooody commented

Hi , What about Drupal 7 , How can i fix the problem.
Thanks

selwynpolit’s picture

selwynpolit commented
Issue summary: View changes
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Found a solution at http://drupal.stackexchange.com/questions/9332/drupal-7-views-contextual...
This was the first link that came up in google so it seemed like a good idea to post it. This solution is only for D7.