By detly on

I'm using Drupal 6.16 with PHP 5.3.1 + Apache 2.2.15 on Debian Squeeze.

I'd like to know if there's a simple way to get blog entry URLs like /yy/mm/some-tag — I'd have thought (from some of the other threads around) that the "Pathauto" module would have done such a thing, but it doesn't seem to have any such tokens. Is there another module that does this?

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jpshayes commented

are you looking under Node path settings or Blog path settings?
Blog path settings is not for individual posts, it it the directory where all blog post from one user is found.
Node path settings is were you want to look for the date tokens to setup the pathauto for node type "blog"

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detly commented

Sweet! Thanks, that was not at all obvious (to me), but exactly what I wanted.

Cheers :)

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ano1 commented

Hi,

If you have not done so you should also install Token as this allow you to have more tokens for pathauto. If it does not exist as a default token, there are some tutorials for how to write custom tokens.

Good luck!

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detly commented

Pathauto depends on Token, so yeah it is installed.

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jpshayes commented

And [YYYY] token is not available in the replacement patterns under Node path settings?

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jpshayes commented

Token is a required module for pathauto.

I believe that the [yyyy] - Year and the [mm] - month tokens come stock with the token module, but I could be wrong.