Do you want to be #1 in search engine results? Want to be in the top 10 listing for more than one set of keywords? This module is for you.
My business has a problem. We have a product that we would like people to be able to find from various search queries:
This module redirects the page /node to a custom page. Even in many big Drupal projects the page /node is often ignored by content and theming. In most cases the front page of drupal in "website settings" is changed from the default /node to a custom page. But the problem is: The page /node will exists and may display many nodes (in many cases even test nodes!!). You could set all nodes to not "display on frontpage" or simply active this tiny module.
It's often useful to provide two versions of a given string: one that's intended for human viewing and another that's intended for use in database queries, URLs, and so on.
In Drupal, this is generally known as a 'Name' and 'Machine name' pair. Drupal 7 even provides a prefab FormAPI element to simplify the process of entering these matched pairs.
Safeword exposes a custom FieldAPI field type that stores two strings using the name/machine name approach. It can be useful when generating PathAuto aliases, exposing Views arguments, and so on.
Import/Export allows new content and updates to existing content to be deployed from one Drupal database to another repeatedly while keeping track of IDs on the source and destination systems.
Nodes/node revisions, sites (from the Sites module), files, and menus, and variables (from the variables table) are currently supported.
In development:
- Taxonomy deployment
- User deployment
Allows you to create menu items, upon entering into that show child items on the page. Example: http://aeroflot.ru
This module extends PURL, allowing you to nominate one modifier that will not appear in the URL. Our original use case for this module was to enable us to use PURL with spaces_taxonomy to set a default space, so our default space would be activated when there was no modifier present in the URL. This allows us to achieve a multi-site-like architecture, where the default space is activated with no modification to the path.
This module makes creation of sub-sites in Panels simpler and ensures that paths are created correctly based on sub-site relationship.
The main feature of the module is the ability to generate tokens based on the relationships of nodes in panels, thereby using path auto to generate correct URL's. The relationships are base on cck node references fields between content types.
The Drupal Path module matches only full URLs when creating SEO-friendly aliases. This module extends that behavior by also matching known sub-paths and replacing them with their respective alias.
For example, if user/1 is aliased to users/admin, this module rewrites the link to the user contact page user/1/contact to use the aliased URL users/admin/contact instead. This also includes Views URLs taking a node as argument (e.g. node/%/yourview), in short, every URL that is based on, or extends, an existing alias. In combination with the Pathauto module it is possible to get rid of all remaining exposed internal non-administrative URLs.
Multialias provides an interface for automatically generating multiple aliases per content type based off of patterns defined by the user. Multialias creates paths in the same way as Pathauto does.
Multialias is primarily for site builders and developers who want to do conditional business logic on a single node based on path. The goal is to have a single point of administration for a node that resolves at multiple paths.
