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/**
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* @file
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* Miscellaneous functions for Pathauto.
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*
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* This also contains some constants giving human readable names to some numeric
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* settings; they're included here as they're only rarely used outside this file
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* anyway. Use module_load_include('inc', 'pathauto') if the constants need to
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* be available.
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*
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* @ingroup pathauto
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*/
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/**
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* Case should be left as is in the generated path.
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*/
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define('PATHAUTO_CASE_LEAVE_ASIS', 0);
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/**
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* Case should be lowercased in the generated path.
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*/
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define('PATHAUTO_CASE_LOWER', 1);
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/**
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* "Do nothing. Leave the old alias intact."
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*/
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define('PATHAUTO_UPDATE_ACTION_NO_NEW', 0);
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/**
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* "Create a new alias. Leave the existing alias functioning."
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define('PATHAUTO_UPDATE_ACTION_LEAVE', 1);
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/**
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* "Create a new alias. Delete the old alias."
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define('PATHAUTO_UPDATE_ACTION_DELETE', 2);
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/**
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* Remove the punctuation from the alias.
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define('PATHAUTO_PUNCTUATION_REMOVE', 0);
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/**
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* Replace the punctuation with the separator in the alias.
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define('PATHAUTO_PUNCTUATION_REPLACE', 1);
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/**
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* Leave the punctuation as it is in the alias.
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define('PATHAUTO_PUNCTUATION_DO_NOTHING', 2);
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/**
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* Check to see if there is already an alias pointing to a different item.
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* @param $alias
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* A string alias.
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* @param $source
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* A string that is the internal path.
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* @param $language
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* A string indicating the path's language.
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* @return
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* TRUE if an alias exists, FALSE if not.
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function _pathauto_alias_exists($alias, $source, $language = LANGUAGE_NONE) {
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$pid = db_query_range("SELECT pid FROM {url_alias} WHERE source <> :source AND alias = :alias AND language IN (:language, :language_none) ORDER BY language DESC, pid DESC", 0, 1, array(
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':source' => $source,
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':alias' => $alias,
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':language' => $language,
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':language_none' => LANGUAGE_NONE,
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))->fetchField();
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return !empty($pid);
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}
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/**
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* Fetches an existing URL alias given a path and optional language.
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* @param $source
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* An internal Drupal path.
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* @param $language
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* An optional language code to look up the path in.
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* @return
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* FALSE if no alias was found or an associative array containing the
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* following keys:
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* - pid: Unique path alias identifier.
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* - alias: The URL alias.
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*/
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function _pathauto_existing_alias_data($source, $language = LANGUAGE_NONE) {
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$pid = db_query_range("SELECT pid FROM {url_alias} WHERE source = :source AND language IN (:language, :language_none) ORDER BY language DESC, pid DESC", 0, 1, array(':source' => $source, ':language' => $language, ':language_none' => LANGUAGE_NONE))->fetchField();
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return path_load(array('pid' => $pid));
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}
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/**
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* Clean up a string segment to be used in an URL alias.
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* Performs the following possible alterations:
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* - Remove all HTML tags.
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* - Process the string through the transliteration module.
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* - Replace or remove punctuation with the separator character.
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* - Remove back-slashes.
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* - Replace non-ascii and non-numeric characters with the separator.
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* - Remove common words.
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* - Replace whitespace with the separator character.
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* - Trim duplicate, leading, and trailing separators.
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* - Convert to lower-case.
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* - Shorten to a desired length and logical position based on word boundaries.
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* This function should *not* be called on URL alias or path strings because it
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* is assumed that they are already clean.
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* A string to clean.
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* The cleaned string.
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function pathauto_cleanstring($string) {
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// Use the advanced drupal_static() pattern, since this is called very often.
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static $drupal_static_fast;
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if (!isset($drupal_static_fast)) {
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$drupal_static_fast['cache'] = &drupal_static(__FUNCTION__);
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}
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$cache = &$drupal_static_fast['cache'];
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// Generate and cache variables used in this function so that on the second
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// call to pathauto_cleanstring() we focus on processing.
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if (!isset($cache)) {
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$cache = array(
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'separator' => variable_get('pathauto_separator', '-'),
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'strings' => array(),
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'transliterate' => variable_get('pathauto_transliterate', FALSE) && module_exists('transliteration'),
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'punctuation' => array(),
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'reduce_ascii' => (bool) variable_get('pathauto_reduce_ascii', FALSE),
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'ignore_words_regex' => FALSE,
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'lowercase' => (bool) variable_get('pathauto_case', PATHAUTO_CASE_LOWER),
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'maxlength' => min(variable_get('pathauto_max_component_length', 100), _pathauto_get_schema_alias_maxlength()),
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);
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// Generate and cache the punctuation replacements for strtr().
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$punctuation = pathauto_punctuation_chars();
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foreach ($punctuation as $name => $details) {
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$action = variable_get('pathauto_punctuation_' . $name, PATHAUTO_PUNCTUATION_REMOVE);
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switch ($action) {
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case PATHAUTO_PUNCTUATION_REMOVE:
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$cache['punctuation'][$details['value']] = '';
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break;
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case PATHAUTO_PUNCTUATION_REPLACE:
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$cache['punctuation'][$details['value']] = $cache['separator'];
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break;
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case PATHAUTO_PUNCTUATION_DO_NOTHING:
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// Literally do nothing.
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break;
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}
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}
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// Generate and cache the ignored words regular expression.
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$ignore_words = variable_get('pathauto_ignore_words', PATHAUTO_IGNORE_WORDS);
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$ignore_words_regex = preg_replace(array('/^[,\s]+|[,\s]+$/', '/[,\s]+/'), array('', '\b|\b'), $ignore_words);
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if ($ignore_words_regex) {
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$cache['ignore_words_regex'] = '\b' . $ignore_words_regex . '\b';
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if (function_exists('mb_eregi_replace')) {
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$cache['ignore_words_callback'] = 'mb_eregi_replace';
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$cache['ignore_words_callback'] = 'preg_replace';
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$cache['ignore_words_regex'] = '/' . $cache['ignore_words_regex'] . '/i';
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// Empty strings do not need any proccessing.
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if ($string === '' || $string === NULL) {
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return '';
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// Check if the string has already been processed, and if so return the
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// cached result.
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if (isset($cache['strings'][$string])) {
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return $cache['strings'][$string];
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// Remove all HTML tags from the string.
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$output = strip_tags(decode_entities($string));
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// Optionally transliterate (by running through the Transliteration module)
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if ($cache['transliterate']) {
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$output = transliteration_get($output);
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}
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// Replace or drop punctuation based on user settings
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$output = strtr($output, $cache['punctuation']);
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// Reduce strings to letters and numbers
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if ($cache['reduce_ascii']) {
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$output = preg_replace('/[^a-zA-Z0-9\/]+/', $cache['separator'], $output);
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// Get rid of words that are on the ignore list
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if ($cache['ignore_words_regex']) {
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$words_removed = $cache['ignore_words_callback']($cache['ignore_words_regex'], '', $output);
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if (drupal_strlen(trim($words_removed)) > 0) {
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$output = $words_removed;
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}
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// Always replace whitespace with the separator.
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$output = preg_replace('/\s+/', $cache['separator'], $output);
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// Trim duplicates and remove trailing and leading separators.
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$output = _pathauto_clean_separators($output, $cache['separator']);
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// Optionally convert to lower case.
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$output = drupal_strtolower($output);
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// Shorten to a logical place based on word boundaries.
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$output = truncate_utf8($output, $cache['maxlength'], TRUE);
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$cache['strings'][$string] = $output;
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* Trims duplicate, leading, and trailing separators from a string.
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* The string to clean path separators from.
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* @see pathauto_clean_alias()
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function _pathauto_clean_separators($string, $separator = NULL) {
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static $default_separator;
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if (!isset($separator)) {
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if (!isset($default_separator)) {
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$default_separator = variable_get('pathauto_separator', '-');
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$separator = $default_separator;
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$output = $string;
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// Escape the separator.
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$seppattern = preg_quote($separator, '/');
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// Trim any leading or trailing separators.
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$output = preg_replace("/^$seppattern+|$seppattern+$/", '', $output);
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// Replace trailing separators around slashes.
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if ($separator !== '/') {
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$output = preg_replace("/$seppattern+\/|\/$seppattern+/", "/", $output);
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// Replace multiple separators with a single one.
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$output = preg_replace("/$seppattern+/", $separator, $output);
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* Clean up an URL alias.
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* Performs the following alterations:
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* - Trim duplicate, leading, and trailing back-slashes.
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* A string with the URL alias to clean up.
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function pathauto_clean_alias($alias) {
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$cache = &drupal_static(__FUNCTION__);
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$cache = array(
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'maxlength' => min(variable_get('pathauto_max_length', 100), _pathauto_get_schema_alias_maxlength()),
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);
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$output = $alias;
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$output = _pathauto_clean_separators($output, '/');
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$output = _pathauto_clean_separators($output);
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$output = truncate_utf8($output, $cache['maxlength'], TRUE);
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* Apply patterns to create an alias.
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*
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* @param $module
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* The name of your module (e.g., 'node').
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* @param $op
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* Operation being performed on the content being aliased
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* ('insert', 'update', 'return', or 'bulkupdate').
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* @param $source
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* An internal Drupal path to be aliased.
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* @param $data
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* An array of keyed objects to pass to token_replace(). For simple
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* replacement scenarios 'node', 'user', and others are common keys, with an
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* accompanying node or user object being the value. Some token types, like
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* 'site', do not require any explicit information from $data and can be
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* replaced even if it is empty.
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* @param $type
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* For modules which provided pattern items in hook_pathauto(),
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* the relevant identifier for the specific item to be aliased
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* (e.g., $node->type).
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* @param $language
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* A string specify the path's language.
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* @return
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* The alias that was created.
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* @see token_replace()
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function pathauto_create_alias($module, $op, $source, $data, $type = NULL, $language = LANGUAGE_NONE) {
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// Retrieve and apply the pattern for this content type.
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$pattern = pathauto_pattern_load_by_entity($module, $type, $language);
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if (empty($pattern)) {
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// No pattern? Do nothing (otherwise we may blow away existing aliases...)
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return '';
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}
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// Special handling when updating an item which is already aliased.
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$existing_alias = NULL;
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if ($op == 'update' || $op == 'bulkupdate') {
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if ($existing_alias = _pathauto_existing_alias_data($source, $language)) {
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switch (variable_get('pathauto_update_action', PATHAUTO_UPDATE_ACTION_DELETE)) {
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case PATHAUTO_UPDATE_ACTION_NO_NEW:
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// If an alias already exists, and the update action is set to do nothing,
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// then gosh-darn it, do nothing.
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return '';
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}
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}
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// Replace any tokens in the pattern. Uses callback option to clean replacements. No sanitization.
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$alias = token_replace($pattern, $data, array(
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'sanitize' => FALSE,
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'clear' => TRUE,
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'callback' => 'pathauto_clean_token_values',
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'language' => (object) array('language' => $language),
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'pathauto' => TRUE,
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));
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// Check if the token replacement has not actually replaced any values. If
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// that is the case, then stop because we should not generate an alias.
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$pattern_tokens_removed = preg_replace('/\[[^\s\]:]*:[^\s\]]*\]/', '', $pattern);
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if ($alias === $pattern_tokens_removed) {
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return '';
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}
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$alias = pathauto_clean_alias($alias);
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// Allow other modules to alter the alias.
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$context = array(
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'module' => $module,
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'op' => $op,
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'source' => &$source,
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'data' => $data,
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'type' => $type,
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'language' => &$language,
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'pattern' => $pattern,
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);
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drupal_alter('pathauto_alias', $alias, $context);
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// If we have arrived at an empty string, discontinue.
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if (!drupal_strlen($alias)) {
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return '';
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// If the alias already exists, generate a new, hopefully unique, variant.
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$original_alias = $alias;
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pathauto_alias_uniquify($alias, $source, $language);
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if ($original_alias != $alias) {
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// Alert the user why this happened.
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_pathauto_verbose(t('The automatically generated alias %original_alias conflicted with an existing alias. Alias changed to %alias.', array(
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'%original_alias' => $original_alias,
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'%alias' => $alias,
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)), $op);
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// Return the generated alias if requested.
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if ($op == 'return') {
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return $alias;
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}
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// Build the new path alias array and send it off to be created.
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$path = array(
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'source' => $source,
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'alias' => $alias,
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'language' => $language,
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);
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$path = _pathauto_set_alias($path, $existing_alias, $op);
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/**
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* Check to ensure a path alias is unique and add suffix variants if necessary.
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*
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* Given an alias 'content/test' if a path alias with the exact alias already
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* exists, the function will change the alias to 'content/test-0' and will
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* increase the number suffix until it finds a unique alias.
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*
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* @param $alias
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* A string with the alias. Can be altered by reference.
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* @param $source
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* A string with the path source.
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* @param $langcode
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* A string with a language code.
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*/
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function pathauto_alias_uniquify(&$alias, $source, $langcode) {
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if (!_pathauto_alias_exists($alias, $source, $langcode)) {
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return;
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}
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// If the alias already exists, generate a new, hopefully unique, variant
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$maxlength = min(variable_get('pathauto_max_length', 100), _pathauto_get_schema_alias_maxlength());
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$separator = variable_get('pathauto_separator', '-');
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$original_alias = $alias;
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$i = 0;
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do {
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// Append an incrementing numeric suffix until we find a unique alias.
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$unique_suffix = $separator . $i;
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$alias = truncate_utf8($original_alias, $maxlength - drupal_strlen($unique_suffix, TRUE)) . $unique_suffix;
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$i++;
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} while (_pathauto_alias_exists($alias, $source, $langcode));
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}
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/**
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* Verify if the given path is a valid menu callback.
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*
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* Taken from menu_execute_active_handler().
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*
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* @param $path
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* A string containing a relative path.
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* @return
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* TRUE if the path already exists.
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*/
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function _pathauto_path_is_callback($path) {
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// We need to use a try/catch here because of a core bug which will throw an
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// exception if $path is something like 'node/foo/bar'.
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// @todo Remove when http://drupal.org/node/1302158 is fixed in core.
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try {
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$menu = menu_get_item($path);
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}
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catch (Exception $e) {
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return FALSE;
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}
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if (isset($menu['path']) && $menu['path'] == $path) {
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return TRUE;
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}
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elseif (is_file(DRUPAL_ROOT . '/' . $path) || is_dir(DRUPAL_ROOT . '/' . $path)) {
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// Do not allow existing files or directories to get assigned an automatic
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// alias. Note that we do not need to use is_link() to check for symbolic
|
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// links since this returns TRUE for either is_file() or is_dir() already.
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return TRUE;
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}
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return FALSE;
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}
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/**
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* Private function for Pathauto to create an alias.
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*
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* @param $path
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* An associative array containing the following keys:
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* - source: The internal system path.
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* - alias: The URL alias.
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* - pid: (optional) Unique path alias identifier.
|
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* - language: (optional) The language of the alias.
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* @param $existing_alias
|
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|
* (optional) An associative array of the existing path alias.
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* @param $op
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* An optional string with the operation being performed.
|
499
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*
|
500
|
* @return
|
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* The saved path from path_save() or NULL if the path was not saved.
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502
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*
|
503
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* @see path_save()
|
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*/
|
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function _pathauto_set_alias(array $path, $existing_alias = NULL, $op = NULL) {
|
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|
$verbose = _pathauto_verbose(NULL, $op);
|
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|
|
508
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// Alert users that an existing callback cannot be overridden automatically
|
509
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if (_pathauto_path_is_callback($path['alias'])) {
|
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if ($verbose) {
|
511
|
_pathauto_verbose(t('Ignoring alias %alias due to existing path conflict.', array('%alias' => $path['alias'])));
|
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}
|
513
|
return;
|
514
|
}
|
515
|
// Alert users if they are trying to create an alias that is the same as the internal path
|
516
|
if ($path['source'] == $path['alias']) {
|
517
|
if ($verbose) {
|
518
|
_pathauto_verbose(t('Ignoring alias %alias because it is the same as the internal path.', array('%alias' => $path['alias'])));
|
519
|
}
|
520
|
return;
|
521
|
}
|
522
|
|
523
|
// Skip replacing the current alias with an identical alias
|
524
|
if (empty($existing_alias) || $existing_alias['alias'] != $path['alias']) {
|
525
|
$path += array('pathauto' => TRUE, 'original' => $existing_alias);
|
526
|
|
527
|
// If there is already an alias, respect some update actions.
|
528
|
if (!empty($existing_alias)) {
|
529
|
switch (variable_get('pathauto_update_action', PATHAUTO_UPDATE_ACTION_DELETE)) {
|
530
|
case PATHAUTO_UPDATE_ACTION_NO_NEW:
|
531
|
// Do not create the alias.
|
532
|
return;
|
533
|
case PATHAUTO_UPDATE_ACTION_LEAVE:
|
534
|
// Create a new alias instead of overwriting the existing by leaving
|
535
|
// $path['pid'] empty.
|
536
|
break;
|
537
|
case PATHAUTO_UPDATE_ACTION_DELETE:
|
538
|
// The delete actions should overwrite the existing alias.
|
539
|
$path['pid'] = $existing_alias['pid'];
|
540
|
break;
|
541
|
}
|
542
|
}
|
543
|
|
544
|
// Save the path array.
|
545
|
path_save($path);
|
546
|
|
547
|
if ($verbose) {
|
548
|
if (!empty($existing_alias['pid'])) {
|
549
|
_pathauto_verbose(t('Created new alias %alias for %source, replacing %old_alias.', array('%alias' => $path['alias'], '%source' => $path['source'], '%old_alias' => $existing_alias['alias'])));
|
550
|
}
|
551
|
else {
|
552
|
_pathauto_verbose(t('Created new alias %alias for %source.', array('%alias' => $path['alias'], '%source' => $path['source'])));
|
553
|
}
|
554
|
}
|
555
|
|
556
|
return $path;
|
557
|
}
|
558
|
}
|
559
|
|
560
|
/**
|
561
|
* Output a helpful message if verbose output is enabled.
|
562
|
*
|
563
|
* Verbose output is only enabled when:
|
564
|
* - The 'pathauto_verbose' setting is enabled.
|
565
|
* - The current user has the 'notify of path changes' permission.
|
566
|
* - The $op parameter is anything but 'bulkupdate' or 'return'.
|
567
|
*
|
568
|
* @param $message
|
569
|
* An optional string of the verbose message to display. This string should
|
570
|
* already be run through t().
|
571
|
* @param $op
|
572
|
* An optional string with the operation being performed.
|
573
|
* @return
|
574
|
* TRUE if verbose output is enabled, or FALSE otherwise.
|
575
|
*/
|
576
|
function _pathauto_verbose($message = NULL, $op = NULL) {
|
577
|
static $verbose;
|
578
|
|
579
|
if (!isset($verbose)) {
|
580
|
$verbose = variable_get('pathauto_verbose', FALSE) && user_access('notify of path changes');
|
581
|
}
|
582
|
|
583
|
if (!$verbose || (isset($op) && in_array($op, array('bulkupdate', 'return')))) {
|
584
|
return FALSE;
|
585
|
}
|
586
|
|
587
|
if ($message) {
|
588
|
drupal_set_message($message);
|
589
|
}
|
590
|
|
591
|
return $verbose;
|
592
|
}
|
593
|
|
594
|
/**
|
595
|
* Clean tokens so they are URL friendly.
|
596
|
*
|
597
|
* @param $replacements
|
598
|
* An array of token replacements that need to be "cleaned" for use in the URL.
|
599
|
* @param $data
|
600
|
* An array of objects used to generate the replacements.
|
601
|
* @param $options
|
602
|
* An array of options used to generate the replacements.
|
603
|
*/
|
604
|
function pathauto_clean_token_values(&$replacements, $data = array(), $options = array()) {
|
605
|
foreach ($replacements as $token => $value) {
|
606
|
// Only clean non-path tokens.
|
607
|
if (!preg_match('/(path|alias|url|url-brief)\]$/', $token)) {
|
608
|
$replacements[$token] = pathauto_cleanstring($value);
|
609
|
}
|
610
|
}
|
611
|
}
|
612
|
|
613
|
/**
|
614
|
* Return an array of arrays for punctuation values.
|
615
|
*
|
616
|
* Returns an array of arrays for punctuation values keyed by a name, including
|
617
|
* the value and a textual description.
|
618
|
* Can and should be expanded to include "all" non text punctuation values.
|
619
|
*
|
620
|
* @return
|
621
|
* An array of arrays for punctuation values keyed by a name, including the
|
622
|
* value and a textual description.
|
623
|
*/
|
624
|
function pathauto_punctuation_chars() {
|
625
|
$punctuation = &drupal_static(__FUNCTION__);
|
626
|
|
627
|
if (!isset($punctuation)) {
|
628
|
$cid = 'pathauto:punctuation:' . $GLOBALS['language']->language;
|
629
|
if ($cache = cache_get($cid)) {
|
630
|
$punctuation = $cache->data;
|
631
|
}
|
632
|
else {
|
633
|
$punctuation = array();
|
634
|
$punctuation['double_quotes'] = array('value' => '"', 'name' => t('Double quotation marks'));
|
635
|
$punctuation['quotes'] = array('value' => '\'', 'name' => t("Single quotation marks (apostrophe)"));
|
636
|
$punctuation['backtick'] = array('value' => '`', 'name' => t('Back tick'));
|
637
|
$punctuation['comma'] = array('value' => ',', 'name' => t('Comma'));
|
638
|
$punctuation['period'] = array('value' => '.', 'name' => t('Period'));
|
639
|
$punctuation['hyphen'] = array('value' => '-', 'name' => t('Hyphen'));
|
640
|
$punctuation['underscore'] = array('value' => '_', 'name' => t('Underscore'));
|
641
|
$punctuation['colon'] = array('value' => ':', 'name' => t('Colon'));
|
642
|
$punctuation['semicolon'] = array('value' => ';', 'name' => t('Semicolon'));
|
643
|
$punctuation['pipe'] = array('value' => '|', 'name' => t('Vertical bar (pipe)'));
|
644
|
$punctuation['left_curly'] = array('value' => '{', 'name' => t('Left curly bracket'));
|
645
|
$punctuation['left_square'] = array('value' => '[', 'name' => t('Left square bracket'));
|
646
|
$punctuation['right_curly'] = array('value' => '}', 'name' => t('Right curly bracket'));
|
647
|
$punctuation['right_square'] = array('value' => ']', 'name' => t('Right square bracket'));
|
648
|
$punctuation['plus'] = array('value' => '+', 'name' => t('Plus sign'));
|
649
|
$punctuation['equal'] = array('value' => '=', 'name' => t('Equal sign'));
|
650
|
$punctuation['asterisk'] = array('value' => '*', 'name' => t('Asterisk'));
|
651
|
$punctuation['ampersand'] = array('value' => '&', 'name' => t('Ampersand'));
|
652
|
$punctuation['percent'] = array('value' => '%', 'name' => t('Percent sign'));
|
653
|
$punctuation['caret'] = array('value' => '^', 'name' => t('Caret'));
|
654
|
$punctuation['dollar'] = array('value' => '$', 'name' => t('Dollar sign'));
|
655
|
$punctuation['hash'] = array('value' => '#', 'name' => t('Number sign (pound sign, hash)'));
|
656
|
$punctuation['at'] = array('value' => '@', 'name' => t('At sign'));
|
657
|
$punctuation['exclamation'] = array('value' => '!', 'name' => t('Exclamation mark'));
|
658
|
$punctuation['tilde'] = array('value' => '~', 'name' => t('Tilde'));
|
659
|
$punctuation['left_parenthesis'] = array('value' => '(', 'name' => t('Left parenthesis'));
|
660
|
$punctuation['right_parenthesis'] = array('value' => ')', 'name' => t('Right parenthesis'));
|
661
|
$punctuation['question_mark'] = array('value' => '?', 'name' => t('Question mark'));
|
662
|
$punctuation['less_than'] = array('value' => '<', 'name' => t('Less-than sign'));
|
663
|
$punctuation['greater_than'] = array('value' => '>', 'name' => t('Greater-than sign'));
|
664
|
$punctuation['slash'] = array('value' => '/', 'name' => t('Slash'));
|
665
|
$punctuation['back_slash'] = array('value' => '\\', 'name' => t('Backslash'));
|
666
|
|
667
|
// Allow modules to alter the punctuation list and cache the result.
|
668
|
drupal_alter('pathauto_punctuation_chars', $punctuation);
|
669
|
cache_set($cid, $punctuation);
|
670
|
}
|
671
|
}
|
672
|
|
673
|
return $punctuation;
|
674
|
}
|
675
|
|
676
|
/**
|
677
|
* Fetch the maximum length of the {url_alias}.alias field from the schema.
|
678
|
*
|
679
|
* @return
|
680
|
* An integer of the maximum URL alias length allowed by the database.
|
681
|
*/
|
682
|
function _pathauto_get_schema_alias_maxlength() {
|
683
|
$maxlength = &drupal_static(__FUNCTION__);
|
684
|
if (!isset($maxlength)) {
|
685
|
$schema = drupal_get_schema('url_alias');
|
686
|
$maxlength = $schema['fields']['alias']['length'];
|
687
|
}
|
688
|
return $maxlength;
|
689
|
}
|