Original issue:
I'm trying to redirect urls in the form of:
/home/?m=destinations&destid=6&resortid=152&hotelid=357
Where there is a hierarchy like:
destination > resort > hotel
When going to the above url, it redirects to the destination node where there is a separate rule like:
/home/?m=destinations&destid=6 -> node/x
So it appears there is a problem with multiple query parameters.
Adam
To explain hopefully a little more clearly...
Let's say I have two urls in an old system
http://myoldsite.com/view.php?list=fruit
That shows all fruit. AND
http://myoldsite.com/view.php?list=fruit&item=apple
That shows a specific fruit (here, an apple).
In the new Drupal site, I want my redirects to do this:
http://myoldsite.com/view.php?list=fruit goes to http://mynewsite.com/taxonomy/term/fruit
http://myoldsite.com/view.php?list=fruit&item=apple goes to http://mynewsite.com/node/apple
Currently, if you create your redirect to http://mynewsite.com/node/apple FIRST, then create the redirect to http://mynewsite.com/taxonomy/term/fruit, all attempts to hit /node/apple will take you to /taxonomy/term/fruit.
Fixed
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Here is the update of the latest patch from
#12
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Does not work with more than 2 query parameters
Fixed
Changes:
As this fragment
return $a_weight > $b_weight;
isn't equivalent to
return ($a_weight > $b_weight) ? -1 : 1;
for callback in uasort function, the correct variant has been added:
return ($a_weight > $b_weight) ? 1 : -1;