Consider the following scenario.

An alias has been given for a content edit page as 'XXX/YYY'. Hence the content edit page will be 'XXX/YYY/edit'.
Now when another alias is given for some other page as 'XXX/YYY/ZZZ' then it goes to the view page of above content instead of the intended page.

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#3 additional_arg_alias_2184489_1.patch1.33 KBelavarasan r
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elavarasan r commented

The following patch checks if the current requested URL has 'edit' in its URL components and then redirects to corresponding edit page.

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elavarasan r commented
Status: Active » Needs review

Updated patch name and status

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Issue summary: View changes

Updated patch name and status

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rdeboer
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Thanks for the patch Elavarasan!

It's a little hacky in that it will only work for the Edit tab, right?
Not for any other tabs that may apply....

Rik

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elavarasan r commented

Hi RdeBoer,

Thanks for your replay!

Yes you are correct, so i have removed that patch and implemented the code in hook_url_inbound_alter() for any custom url that are followed by node alias.Now it is working fine.

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Status: Needs review » Closed (fixed)
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rdeboer
Location Melbourne
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Patch?

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elavarasan r commented

Not a patch, that is 'hook_url_inbound_alter()' function in custom module.