Path Management

ShURLy is a URL shortening service implemented as a module for Drupal. This module was written by Jeff Robbins for Lullabot’s URL shortener: http://lb.cm and maintained by Jean-Baptiste Lardoux for Nemorius: https://lc.cx

D7 version is ready for use. D8 version is still in development and should not be used in production environment.

It is intended to be fast, clean, simple, self-contained, user-friendly, flexible, and easy to set up.

New URLs are created by going to /shurly and entering the long URL and an optional custom short URL. Short URLs have ownership and each user can track click statistics for his/her URLs.

To maximize the use of characters, URLs are case sensitive. With the correct permissions, short URLs can either be entered custom or autogenerated. Autogenerated URLs use the character set of A-Z, a-z, 0-9. However the characters “01lIO” are not used since these characters are often ambiguous, particularly in print (thanks to Tantek Çelik for this suggestion). Custom URLs may contain any non-reserved characters including UTF8 characters, glyphs, and icons. How fun is that!?

The Menu Node Action module creates an action that can be configured to add a link to the node in a menu.

Dynamic Banner is a module that lightens the load on web developers from creating many blocks for pages with different banners.
This module will read from the database to automatically decide which banner goes on which page based off of the rules and administrator sets.
This module has many different usage patterns and is extremely reusable.

There is various usage notes in the help section of the module

This module supports

This module makes it easy to create a "skin" of your theme which can be used where a Drupal theme wouldn't work well.

For example, one section of your website is located at a different domain, built by another company offsite, or uses a non-Drupal tool, and you want to provide a file containing the HTML to be used as a wrapper.

Handy alias module provides easy way to attach aliases to vocabularies, terms and nodes. Further these aliases can be used for building vocabulary structure corresponding paths for taxonomy pages and nodes.

Ever wanted to create your own "<front>" path alias? Now you can!

This module is for creating custom (and validating) menu paths that point to your content

example path alias' could include:

• <node-nodetype-latest>
• <user-rolde-latest>
• <view-namespace_display-last>

** THIS MODULE IS IN THE PLANNING AND EARLY DEVELOPMENT STAGES, SUBSCRIBE TO ISSUES FOR UPDATES***

Pathauto tries to do it's best to remember if it should be allowed to continue automatically alias a node, but in some cases it needs some help to really remember if you clicked the 'Automatic alias' checkbox or not. So let's save that into the database!

Merged into Pathauto!

The 7.x-1.4 release of this module has been merged into the Pathauto 7.x-1.3 version and higher.

LittlURL (pronounced little Earl) is a simple, lightweight form of a URL shortener for Drupal sites. Requests for "n/1" are redirected to "node/1" and if you have an alias for the node the user is forwarded to the alias. Other object types (users, terms) are supported as well and issues to add even more will be happily accepted.

UUID Resolver is a module that accepts a UUID under a registered wildcard menu path and redirects to the target object (i.e. node/term/etc.) the UUID identifies. It integrates with the UUID module to look up an object. When a page access hits the wildcard path with a UUID recognized in the system, the URL is redirected to the path of the target object.

For example, in a Drupal site http://www.example.com, node UUID lookup is registered on the path uuid/%. The site has a node:

• nid: 2
• uuid: 286acd2e-cd1d-11df-a386-005056812593

The following URL:

http://www.example.com/uuid/286acd2e-cd1d-11df-a386-005056812593

will be redirected to

http://www.example.com/node/2

A feature integrating Spaces to distribute content among multiple subsites, each with their own features.

Setting up Spaces to use taxonomy for sub-sites is complex. This module does the setup for you.

Includes:

• Creation and configuration of a Sites vocabulary for assigning content to different sub-sites using the Spaces module.
• Configuration of Persistent URL

Part of the Debut features set.