Just enable the module and you'll get the following behaviour.
When setting URL aliases (Configuration > Search and Metadata > URL Aliases), you can specify replacement patterns like: url?key=[term].
This is usually URL encoded (ie: url%3Fkey%3D%5Bterm%5D) and you'll end up either in a 404 page or the parametren will be ignored.
This module is intended to solve a very simple problem: if you have "secured" pages to which you want to link, but a user is not logged in, the menu will hide it. If you point a user to user/login?destination=the-page, the link will disappear for logged in users.
Point your users to checklink?destination=the-page to allow the link to show, but redirect users appropriately.
This module helps to convert relative paths to absolute URL.
There is also provision in admin to control to convert relative paths of Images, CSS, JavaScript and Hyperlinks to absolute URL. Refer attached screenshot.
Experiment about accessing content in another language using path aliases.
NOTE: it's recommended to apply the patches from the child issues of #2860901: Doubts about Content language negotiation.
Typical setup:
The module contains a field type which provides 1:1 reflection of "path" property (defined in entities to determine their human-readable URL alias).
This module helps to remove query string from static URL.
There is also provision in admin to remove query string for Images, CSS & JavaScript URL. Refer attached screenshot.
Allow auto convert url Vietnamese to ASCII letters.
You can also use Path unicode2ascii for other language.
This is a simple Ctools access plugin module to verify the argument in a page path.
By default, a Drupal would accept any sub-path of a valid path. For example, if page URL of '/employees' is a valid path then '/employees/something' will be a valid path too and 'something' will be treated as the argument for the page '/employees'. Such as 'node/1', 'user/1'.
But in some scenarios, particularly for a page created by Panels module, a URL with additional path should be treated as a non-existent page.
Drupal 7 only.
ONCE THE MODULE IS STARRED FIVE TIMES IT WILL BE RELEASED AS AN OFFICIAL MODULE.
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