Posted by drewish on August 24, 2009 at 6:14pm
Start:
2009-09-02 18:00 - 20:00 America/Los_Angeles Organizers:
Event type:
User group meeting
I'm going to be back in Portland next week and wanted to try and get together with everyone who's not in Paris. I was thinking we could grab a beer at the Lucky Lab NW and I could show off some of the new cool stuff in Drupal 7. Sound like fun?
Comments
Absolutely
It'll be great to see you. I'm looking forward to it.
Sounds Fun
It'd be great to checkout the new stuff in Drupal 7.
That'd be fun!
That'd be fun!
This sounds great
I'm looking forward to seeing some stuff in D7 - I'm just starting a new project and I'm sure we'll want to use it before long.
be good to see you - I'll
be good to see you - I'll try to be there.
When is it?
I'd like to join in. Is it at Lucky Lab? When? thanks.
I always forget that the
I always forget that the subscribed emails ommit parts of the event post. Doing it on 2009-09-02 at 6pm at the Lucky Lab in NW.
Ja.
:D
Here's the link I promised to the pathauto issue...
For those of you chatting about pathauto with me yesterday at the Lab:
If an alias is manually created, don't automatically replace it on edit
http://drupal.org/node/180440
The pathauto issue you mention has a solution...
FYI...
Goto Site configuration --> Path auto
General Settings. It expands and there is a field labeled UPDATE ACTION. It gives you these choices:
-Do nothing. Leave the old alias intact.
-Create a new alias. Leave the existing alias functioning.
-Create a new alias. Delete the old alias.
Therefore manually typing it in can be set as above and so on and so fourth. It's a very nescessary thing to do if you're handing over a site to other content admins, as changing the title of a node can tank hard coded menu options.
Jesse Nicola -- My Portfolio
Jesse Nicola -- Shredical six different ways to Sunday! -- My Portfolio
There's a bit more to the
There's a bit more to the story... There's actually a fourth option, that appears when path_redirect is enabled:
Create a new alias. Redirect from old alias. This is actually the setting recommended on the pathauto project page.
The "do nothing" option is the one I use, but only out of necessity.
Regarding your hard coded menu options... using node/NN for the path instead of the alias will avoid your problem (the menu will still get rendered with the alias).