By ultraBoy on

Hi all.

The problem is here. By default node path is like this: www.mysite.com/node/13 . After assigning an alias the path looks: www.mysite.com/countries/russia . But tabs such as "track" and "edit" base on default path :'(

The same situation is with user profiles. I have www.mysite.com/ultraboy but at the same time I have www.mysite.com/user/1/contact :( This is not pretty at all.

Must be path.module fixed against this problem or all the other modules should implement something? I can't fugure out how does path.module work. Did some search, no success. Please point me the right direction.

Thank you,
Dmitry.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 4.7.x

Comments

tidalx3’s picture

tidalx3 commented

I think for the usernames, there is a mass_url module that resolves that, not sure whether it has been updated for 4.7

-tidalx

ultraBoy’s picture

ultraBoy commented

Thank you, I'll look at the code right now. I thought that since www.mysite.com/user/1 == www.mysite.com/ultraboy and another path is www.mysite.com/user/1 + /contact it will just catch and replace www.mysite.com/user/1 so I'll get what I need: www.mysite.com/ultraboy/contact ...

Or it is supposed that should be an additional path for each subpage? :-0

Please help, anyone familiar with path.module's logic...
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