Ugly Url's in URL Object - no Alias

Thanks for your reply.

I try to explain the issue in simple steps.

1.) I have 3 domains, that are created via the Domain Module.
2.) I need to have on every domain a node with the path "/products". I create 3 nodes. As I am not able to create 3 alias with the wording "products" I leave the field "alias" blank and use the domain path input. This works perfectly. Each node is accessible by typing in the path directly.

- abc1.com/products
- abc2.com/products
- abc3.com/products

3.) Outputting links to nodes:
When I try to link to one of these pages (nodes) via the Drupal's "link fields" the internal url is outputted.
Frontend: It renders the internal url instead of the ones, that were created via the domain path module.

"abc1.com/node/213" instead of "abc1.com/products".

Conclusion:
It seems as if the link field does look for an alias which does not exist. I would expect that the domain path logic would make it possible for the field_link module to use the before defined "abc1.com/products" url in any way.

I have not tested other output widgets like menu links. Guess the behavior is the same.

Thanks for your reply.

Unfortunately this will not work.
When adding the "/products" to the default alias field a validation error is thrown.

Domain path "/products" matches the default path alias. You may leave the element blank.

Also Drupal in generell does not allow to use the same alias twice. There must be another way... like using logic on hook_link_alter.
Asking first if the link is a valid internal domain_path "path" and then afterwards getting the correct "domain path" including the domain itself in an absolute manor.

I though the \Drupal::service('domain_path.path_processor'); service could be helpful in any way... But I had no success with that.

Yes. I have problems to output the proper "/products" path in url's instead of the core variant "/node/xx".

That's for both.
Twig field entity value but also the straight field rendering via the content array (no custom twig tpl).

Guess we have to dissallow autoselect for links... so urls will be absolute and static then.
Thanks for looking into the issue.

I created some logic, that at least does return the "pretty" variant. I created a twigExtension, that creates a function with this logic. Afterwards I use it in my templates.

if (substr($url->toString(), 0) !== "/" && $url->getRouteName() === "entity.node.canonical" && strpos($url->toString(), '/node/') && substr($url->toString(), 0, 4) === "http"){

              $dp_storage = \Drupal::entityManager()->getStorage('domain_path');
              $domain_path_entity = $dp_storage->loadByProperties(['source' => "/node/" . $url->getRouteParameters()['node']]);
              if(sizeof($domain_path_entity) >= 1){
                $domain_path_entity = reset($domain_path_entity);

                $da_storage = \Drupal::entityManager()->getStorage('domain_alias');

                $domain =  \Drupal::service('domain.negotiator')->getActiveDomain();
                $current_environment = $domain->alias->getEnvironment();
                $domain_alias_entity = $da_storage->loadByProperties(['domain_id' => $domain_path_entity->getDomainId(), 'environment' => $current_environment]);
                if(sizeof($domain_alias_entity) >= 1){
                  $alias = $domain_path_entity->getAlias();
                  $domain_alias_entity = reset($domain_alias_entity);

                  global $base_url;
                  $base_url_parts = parse_url($base_url);
                  $scheme = $base_url_parts['scheme'];
                  $return_url = $scheme . "://" . $domain_alias_entity->getPattern() . $domain_path_entity->getAlias();
                }

              }


            }