[development] General token parser (API), does it exist?

[Nathaniel Catchpole]

The thing with this though - I'm not a coder, although I try to do things properly as much as possible (hence why I lurk and occasionally interlope on this list). My first point of call would be the pathauto module for this functionality - on my site that'd give me 11,000 url aliases for something that "can be done with very little bit of custom code, in a custom_url_rewrite function." Presumably it's exactly the same for my c. 4-5,000 taxonomy/term url aliases. If there is (or can be) a cleaner way of doing it that'd be amazing.

 

Nat

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: adrian rossouw [mailto:adrian at bryght.com] 
Sent: 06 December 2006 15:11
To: development at drupal.org
Subject: Re: [development] General token parser (API), does it exist?

 

 

On 06 Dec 2006, at 4:05 PM, Nathaniel Catchpole wrote:





 

I guess a similar thing would be something like an option to change what's used for /node/ from core (say to /article/[nid] or /story/[nid]) rather than aliasing. If that's the same thing that Bèr mentioned I could see it being really useful.

this can be done with very little bit of custom code, in a custom_url_rewrite function.

 

 



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