how to use users/[username]/edit generated on default [#1604816]

Comment #1

ntigh52 CreditAttribution: ntigh52 commented 28 May 2012 at 14:12

Title:

user/%/.. not generated

» how to use users/[username]/edit generated on default

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Comment #2

Dave Reid

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Nebraska USA

CreditAttribution: Dave Reid commented 28 May 2012 at 15:23

That is because "administration" pages are disabled from subpathauto processing by default, and core's user_admin_paths() defines user/*/edit as an admin path. You can disable that setting in Subpathauto to get user/*/edit paths rewritten.

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Comment #3

Dave Reid

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English

Nebraska USA

CreditAttribution: Dave Reid commented 28 May 2012 at 15:24

Status:

Active

» Fixed

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Comment #4

ntigh52 CreditAttribution: ntigh52 commented 28 May 2012 at 17:01

Thanks a lot! absolutely Status: active » fixed
P.S.
Why "administration" pages are disabled from subpathauto processing by default?
There is a serious issue?
Thanks

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Comment #5

pmichelazzo

Portuguese, Brazil

Brussels

CreditAttribution: pmichelazzo commented 4 June 2012 at 03:20

Just a question to get up this situation.

I'm trying to use the solution showed here (user/*/edit) to change the Edit tab address using the pathauto but I always receive the information of user/*/edit is invalid.

I'm trying to change user/*/edit to usuario/*/editar.

Any clue about it?

Thank you!

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Comment #6

ntigh52 CreditAttribution: ntigh52 commented 4 June 2012 at 08:37

I realized that all the path with "edit" will not generate.
Its not just user/*/edit is also for all the nodes, - like node/139/edit ....
I think that its somthing that cant be change...
But if you will add views or pages under user, like user/($user->uid/my-content, that will genarate to users/$user->name/my-content.