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Remigijus Kiminas	Tuesday 01 December 2009 4:25:17 am Hi, Is it possible to have url instead of http://<domain>/<parent_node_name>/<node_name> Like this: http://<domain>/<node_name> Just avoid having parent node name in url_alias? --------------------------------------------- Remigijus Kiminas
Carlos Revillo	Tuesday 01 December 2009 9:19:48 am I don't think this is possible right now, without hacking the kernel or something like that. Also, you have to think how to deal with locations. if you have 2 or more locations for an object and you avoid parents for the url, you may get some conflicts.
Mark Simon	Wednesday 02 December 2009 1:53:13 am Yes it is possible. You can set an URL alias for a special node. In that you can set the same path without the parent. In the admin siteaccess go to /content/urltranslator (Setup, the 4th menu from bottom) add "mynodename" in the first and "myparent/mynodename" in the second row. You can also use complete different names as url alias. but keep in mind not to use names of existing names as an alias www.all2e.com

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Remigijus Kiminas

Tuesday 01 December 2009 4:25:17 am

Hi,
Is it possible to have url instead of
http://<domain>/<parent_node_name>/<node_name>

Like this:
http://<domain>/<node_name>
Just avoid having parent node name in url_alias?

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Remigijus Kiminas

Carlos Revillo

Tuesday 01 December 2009 9:19:48 am

I don't think this is possible right now, without hacking the kernel or something like that.

Also, you have to think how to deal with locations. if you have 2 or more locations for an object and you avoid parents for the url, you may get some conflicts.

Mark Simon

Wednesday 02 December 2009 1:53:13 am

Yes it is possible.

You can set an URL alias for a special node. In that you can set the same path without the parent.

In the admin siteaccess go to /content/urltranslator (Setup, the 4th menu from bottom)

add "mynodename" in the first and "myparent/mynodename" in the second row.

You can also use complete different names as url alias. but keep in mind not to use names of existing names as an alias