By puya4ever on

Hi to everyone . How I can't change /node?page=1 to /page=1 ?

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nevets commented

It won't work, page is a query parameter with a value (?page=1) append to the path 'node', '/page=1' is the path 'page=1'.

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puya4ever commented

that was an example . I just want to get out the 'node' from this syntax . It's that possible ?

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Guru commented

Yes, it is. Enable path module, and then look for URL aliases in the admin section. Once the module is enabled, you can also define an alias from within a node/page editing window.

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puya4ever commented

yes I had enabled this but I still can't find where I need to edit to apply this settings.

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Guru commented

Are clean URLs enabled (here: admin/settings/clean-urls)?

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puya4ever commented

yes... it's enabled

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Guru commented

You should be able to reach this page at the very least: http://11heavens.com/files/url-alias-blog.gif (admin/build/path). If you are unable to, then it's highly likely to be a permissions issue. Check user permissions for the path module (admin/user/permissions).

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puya4ever commented

I wrote in admin/build/path like in your example and I have receiver this error:
The path 'blog/1' is either invalid or you do not have access to it.

I have checked in admin/user/permissions this and it's same error:
path module
administer url aliases
create url aliases

pathauto module
administer pathauto
notify of path changes

P.S: in admin/build/path I have wrote:
blog/1 and blog in that's fields.