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CONTENTS OF THIS FILE
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 * Introduction
 * Installation
 * Related Issues
 * Notes
 * Todo


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.

All content entities aliases are supported.


INSTALLATION
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1. Copy/upload the view_url_alias.module to the modules directory
   of your Drupal installation.

2. Enable the 'Views URL alia' module in 'Modules'. (admin/modules)

3. Create or view and select 'URL alias' for the field or filter



NOTES
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- This module creates and maintains separate 'views_url_alias' table
  to provide clean and fast joins between the primary {type} table and its url
  aliases.


TODO
----

- Support multiple path alias per content entity


AUTHOR/MAINTAINER
-----------------

- Jacob Rockowitz
  http://drupal.org/user/371407
- Kyay Rindlisbacher
  https://www.drupal.org/u/l-four

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  1. CONTENTS OF THIS FILE
  2. ---------------------
  3. * Introduction
  4. * Installation
  5. * Related Issues
  6. * Notes
  7. * Todo
  8. INTRODUCTION
  9. ------------
  10. The 'Views URL alias' module allows views to be filtered by path aliases.
  11. This module is useful if your website uses heirachical paths. It allows you to
  12. filter and sort a view by URL aliases. When combined with the
  13. Views bulk operation (VBO) module (http://drupal.org/project/views_bulk_operations)
  14. you can apply operations to a specific section of your website based on a
  15. URL alias.
  16. All content entities aliases are supported.
  17. INSTALLATION
  18. ------------
  19. 1. Copy/upload the view_url_alias.module to the modules directory
  20. of your Drupal installation.
  21. 2. Enable the 'Views URL alia' module in 'Modules'. (admin/modules)
  22. 3. Create or view and select 'URL alias' for the field or filter
  23. NOTES
  24. -----
  25. - This module creates and maintains separate 'views_url_alias' table
  26. to provide clean and fast joins between the primary {type} table and its url
  27. aliases.
  28. TODO
  29. ----
  30. - Support multiple path alias per content entity
  31. AUTHOR/MAINTAINER
  32. -----------------
  33. - Jacob Rockowitz
  34. http://drupal.org/user/371407
  35. - Kyay Rindlisbacher
  36. https://www.drupal.org/u/l-four