I have created a GUI (see screenshot) which allows you to conveniently create/edit/delete path based metatags. It also adds the ability to create path wildcards.

Would love some feedback ;-).

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Sebastian.Buesing’s picture

Created a smaller patch. Git apperently just replaced everything in the last patch :-(

Sebastian.Buesing’s picture

Found a typo and some coding convention violations. Patch should be clean now.

valthebald’s picture

Looks very nice, indeed.
New screen already provides added value for module users, however, to make it even more useful, I would add filter option (like in URL aliases list)

valthebald’s picture

Obviously, there is demand for simplifying mass tags administration.
Please look at another suggestion on at #1241334: Auto settings for Metatags Quick

valthebald’s picture

Probably, it's good to spin off nice-to-have, but optional components to the helper module, which can be switched off on production, and used only in dev/staging (similar to views/views_ui separation). What do you think?

davemybes’s picture

I'll be taking a more in depth look at the GUI stuff tomorrow, but I think the path-based GUI should be part of the core module, as I think 90% of people will use it. The default Metatag settings option could stand on its own, as less people might use it.

davemybes’s picture

Status: Needs review » Reviewed & tested by the community

The GUI works great for me. No issues that I can see.

valthebald’s picture

Version: 7.x-2.0 » 7.x-2.x-dev
FileSize
19.38 KB

Few code formatting changes, removed (deprecated now) functions that handled until now path-based tags, plus I've changed path based URL from admin/settings/search/metatags_quick/path_based_metatags to admin/settings/search/metatags_quick/path_based - it is already long, and it is clear that path belongs to metatags_quick.

Really nice work done, Sebastien!

valthebald’s picture

Status: Reviewed & tested by the community » Fixed

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.