Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.I created an order form using webform module. My form contains select box. Default value of select box depends on GET variable - supposed to be the last argument in the path. Also I created 3 path aliases for: node/22/opt1, node/22/opt2 ,node/22/opt3. So we have:
0. defaul form page - http://site.name/order (sys path - node/22)
1. form state for the 1st select option - http://site.name/order/opt1 (alias)
2. form state for the 2nd select option - http://site.name/order/opt2 (alias)
3. form state for the 3rd select option - http://site.name/order/opt3 (alias)
It works fine. But, the problem is that canonical link is absolute only on the default form page - /order.
On all other pages it appears like "/order" instead of "http://site.name/order".
The same situation with shortlink.
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance.
Comments
Comment #1
DamienMcKennaDid you change the values of the Canonical URL fields, or do you have something else that changes the value of the tokens? The default global canonical URL value in beta4 is "[current-page:url:absolute]", which should.. be absolute :)
Comment #2
ACD CreditAttribution: ACD commentedNo, I didn't. I have [current-page:url:absolute] for canonical and [current-page:url:unaliased] for shortlink.
Comment #3
DamienMcKennaDo you have the latest version of Token and Drupal core? These tokens come from Token, not Metatag, so if there's a problem with the tokens it should not be Metatag's fault.
Comment #4
ACD CreditAttribution: ACD commentedYes, I do. Drupal core - 7.17 and Token - 1.4
Comment #5
Dave ReidI think the problem here is that the $_GET variable setting the default value. The last argument in the path is not available to $_GET because it is not a query string. I think you might want to be using a token more like [current-page:url:unaliased:args:value:2].
Also using a module like http://drupal.org/project/subpathauto would avoid having to set aliases for each value since they would all resolve to the same URL.