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view_alias_alias_pattern |
./view_alias.module |
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view_alias_create_alias |
./view_alias.module |
Given a term, generate its view aliases. |
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view_alias_delete_alias |
./view_alias.module |
Delete an alias set by View Alias. |
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view_alias_form_alter |
./view_alias.module |
Implements hook_form_alter().
remove the default form settings and add our own since view alias are different from the regular aliases |
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view_alias_get_token_list_for_alias |
./view_alias.module |
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view_alias_load_objects |
./view_alias.module |
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view_alias_make_pattern |
./view_alias.module |
Convert the views path to one with tokens embedded in it. |
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view_alias_next_tuple |
./view_alias.module |
Return the next set of objects to be processed. That is, if you have two
arguments in the view, tid and tid_1, where there there 3 terms possible
in argument tid and 2 in tid_1, then return the next item in the list: |
1 |
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view_alias_pathauto |
./view_alias.module |
Implements hook_pathauto(). |
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view_alias_pathauto_bulkupdate |
./view_alias.module |
Batch processing callback; Generate aliases for taxonomy terms. |
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view_alias_path_alias_types |
./view_alias.module |
Implements hook_path_alias_types().
allows me to hook into the bulk delete |
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view_alias_pattern_id |
./view_alias.module |
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3 |
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view_alias_source_pattern |
./view_alias.module |
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1 |
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view_alias_tokens |
./view_alias.tokens.inc |
Implemntats hook_tokens() |
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view_alias_token_list |
./view_alias.tokens.inc |
Implements hook_token_list |
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view_alias_variable_group_info |
./view_alias.variable.inc |
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view_alias_variable_info |
./view_alias.variable.inc |
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_find_view_arguments |
./view_alias.module |
helper to dig out the view arguments. |
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_get_aliasable_displays |
./view_alias.module |
find the views that can be aliased.
that means have a path url and use a term id as an argument
build and array of objects, keyed with the view name, having the view path, and the vocabulary id for the terms used
array(
0 =>
object… |
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