When creating the settings for a custom page, users should be able to decide, i.e., if the paths they add should be compared with the path alias, or the request URI (which includes also any request parameters passed through the URL).
When creating the settings for a custom page, users should be able to decide, i.e., if the paths they add should be compared with the path alias, or the request URI (which includes also any request parameters passed through the URL).
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Comment #1
ilo commentedKiamLaLuno, should they? I mean, can't the module handle it automatically?
Comment #2
avpadernoThe module can handle it automatically.
The additional settings allow the user to make the code faster; if the users know that the path they are using doesn't match with a path alias, it is useless to get the path alias of the currently viewed page.
I think there could be cases where the user is interested in applying meta tags to pages whose Drupal path (the one passes in
_GET['q']) matches a defined value, but not applying meta tags to pages whose path alias matches the same value.This is a task for 6.x-3, anyway.
Comment #3
avpadernoI am slightly changing the title.
Comment #4
avpadernoI am closing this issue, which is for a not supported Drupal version.