Path Management

INTRODUCTION
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This module checks whether the aliases exists or not in drupal application through CSV import, and CSV format have been attached with this module.

INSTALLATION
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* Install as you would normally install a contributed Drupal module. See:
https://drupal.org/documentation/install/modules-themes/modules-7
for further information.

CONFIGURATION
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This is a small module that gives users some global variables that can be then printed in any twig template. For example, if you wanted to print the current page title as the last menu in a breadcrumb, you could print {{ global_variables.current_page_title }} in breadcrumb.html.twig. It can also be printed in any other template - html.html.twig, page.html.twig, node.html.twig, field.html.twig, etc.

An alternative approach to Pathauto - using the pathauto alias field as a slug - ie. can't contain forward slashes. Any entered value replaces entity label tokens (eg. [node:title]) in any pathauto patterns.

This can be used to eg. enforce hierarchical pathauto patterns using menu path tokens, eg.:
[node:menu-link:parents:join-path]/[node:title]

Redirect Import allows to export and import URL redirects serving by Redirect module. It may be usefull when transfering large amount of redirects from dev site to production one.

This module allows the users to browse particular pages in a specific language.
The classical use case is to allow displaying the frontend of the site in one language and still keep most of the backend in English (or another language of your choice), but it can have other usages.

Dependencies

• Font Awesome
• Font Awesome Icon Picker in /libraries/fontawesome-iconpicker

Font Awesome Icon Picker library should be here:

/libraries/fontawesome-iconpicker
├── /dist
├── /package.json

Test module

Convert path strings Unicode to ASCII.

This module allow to create external URL redirects - from main domain aliases. It also can handle internal redirects.

Motivation
Have you ever wondered how to translate the paths of pages created by page manager, for example?
Let's suppose we have a scenario with a multilingual website and we create our events/!city page in English using page manager and now we need to translate the path to Portuguese.
Now it's possible to create those paths by going to admin/config/regional/i18n_translation/path and using * as wildcards.
You simply have to add events/* on the English version and add eventos/* on the Portuguese, for example!