By jacobfrancke@gmail.com on

Hi Community,

At the moment I'm running into a problem with my Drupal installation. It's drupal 7.39 with the pathauto module enabled.

What I'm trying to do is creating a alias with .htaccess. See the following:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} sign-up
RewriteRule ^sign-up$ abo/myplace/sign-up

The sign-up url needs to load the abo/myplace/sign-up page but needs to keep the /sign-up url. The htaccess is working fine, but Drupal is redirecting the page to the other url. Is there a way to disable the redirect for just one url, and how can I do that?

Thanks in advance, any help is much appreciated!

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Comments

WorldFallz’s picture

WorldFallz commented

You should be able to delete any pathauto created aliases at admin/config/search/path. You'll probably also want to go into the node itself and uncheck the 'generate automatic alias' option as well.

Also, since this isn't a programming question, I've moved it to the correct forum.

jacobfrancke@gmail.com’s picture

jacobfrancke@gmail.com commented

Thanks for the reply! Sorry I posted it in the wrong category, it's my first post here :-)

It's not that simple. The reason I tried it with htaccess is because the route still needs to exist. The path abo/myplace/sign-up is a wildcard, the myplace is the nodeId.

So the url is actually node/5/subscriptions. But the nice url is abo/myplace/sign-up

The only thing I need to do is show the same content, but on the url /sign-up

But if you go to node/5/subscriptions drupal needs to redirect.

Hope I made it clear, sorry for the bad english :-)