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CONTENTS OF THIS FILE --------------------- * Introduction * Installation * Related Issues * Notes * Todo INTRODUCTION ------------ The 'Views URL alias' module allows views to be filtered by path aliases. This module is useful if your website uses heirachical paths. It allows you to filter and sort a view by URL aliases. When combined with the Views bulk operation (VBO) module (http://drupal.org/project/views_bulk_operations) you can apply operations to a specific section of your website based on a URL alias. Currently, only node aliases are supported. INSTALLATION ------------ 1. Copy/upload the view_url_alias_node.module to the modules directory of your Drupal installation. 2. Enable the 'Views URL alias {type}' module in 'Modules'. (admin/modules) 3. Create or view and select 'URL alias' for the field or filter NOTES ----- - This module creates and maintains separate 'views_url_alias_{type}' tables to provide clean and fast joins between the primary {type} table and its url aliases. TODO ---- - Support multiple path alias languages, which I have no experience doing. - Add support for taxonomy terms, users, etc URL aliases. AUTHOR/MAINTAINER ----------------- - Jacob Rockowitz http://drupal.org/user/371407 - Kyay Rindlisbacher https://www.drupal.org/u/l-four
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- CONTENTS OF THIS FILE
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- * Introduction
- * Installation
- * Related Issues
- * Notes
- * Todo
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- INTRODUCTION
- ------------
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- The 'Views URL alias' module allows views to be filtered by path aliases.
-
- This module is useful if your website uses heirachical paths. It allows you to
- filter and sort a view by URL aliases. When combined with the
- Views bulk operation (VBO) module (http://drupal.org/project/views_bulk_operations)
- you can apply operations to a specific section of your website based on a
- URL alias.
-
- Currently, only node aliases are supported.
-
-
- INSTALLATION
- ------------
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- 1. Copy/upload the view_url_alias_node.module to the modules directory
- of your Drupal installation.
-
- 2. Enable the 'Views URL alias {type}' module in 'Modules'. (admin/modules)
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- 3. Create or view and select 'URL alias' for the field or filter
-
-
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- NOTES
- -----
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- - This module creates and maintains separate 'views_url_alias_{type}' tables
- to provide clean and fast joins between the primary {type} table and its url
- aliases.
-
-
- TODO
- ----
-
- - Support multiple path alias languages, which I have no experience doing.
-
- - Add support for taxonomy terms, users, etc URL aliases.
-
-
- AUTHOR/MAINTAINER
- -----------------
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- - Jacob Rockowitz
- http://drupal.org/user/371407
- - Kyay Rindlisbacher
- https://www.drupal.org/u/l-four