This would allow Pathologic to automatically transform internal paths that are parsed/ need parsing using custom tags/ tokens from other modules into path aliases. For example, the Node Picker module inserts internal paths as relative hyperlinks into content using this custom tag [nodepicker==node/[nid]==Title=={my link text}]. More info on this example: http://drupal.org/node/819512

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Garrett Albright’s picture

Garrett Albright commented

I'm not that familiar with Node Picker, but I presume at some point, its output is HTML that Pathologic can work upon. Does it have an input filter? If so, just make sure that its input filter is executing before Pathologic, and Pathologic should work.

not_Dries_Buytaert’s picture

not_Dries_Buytaert commented

The 'Node Picker' module was just an example of a module which does not have an input filter (which can be arranged, so that it executes BEFORE the input filter of Pathologic).

Garrett Albright’s picture

Garrett Albright commented

It doesn't have an input filter? Then how does it work?

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timwood
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Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

NodePicker DOES use an input filter. Please see this issue thread for more information: http://drupal.org/node/819512

I set the status to won't fix because there is nothing to be done on Pathologic's end I believe. If I was wrong with this assumption, please correct.

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not_Dries_Buytaert commented

I have enabled only the TinyMCE Node Picker (v2.1) module and all required modules:

Node Picker is a rewrite of the original module TinyMCE Node Picker.
Apparently in contrast to that rewritten module, the original module does NOT show its input filter within the GUI.
I am sorry I didn't realize and notice this difference earlier.
I have just submitted the missing input filter as a separate issue for the original module: http://drupal.org/node/831356

So, I am fine with the status change.