- Issue created by @Martygraphie
- 🇺🇸United States drpldrp San Francisco, CA
I'm not really sure I fully understand.
Regardless, maybe it's worth mentioning that Drupal and its core modules don't store data in a way that's per "domain".
So you should be using Domain Configuration module to set Basic Site Settings per domain if you aren't already.
It will let you do something like set a different front page per domain.Also note that core Path Alias is shared across all domains.
You should use Domain Path module if you want aliases per domain. - 🇷🇪Réunion Martygraphie Saint-Denis (Réunion)
Thank you for your feedback. I'm sorry if my message wasn't clear.
Your module allows you to manage microsites based on the parent domain.Yes, I do use "Domain Configuration" to have different system configurations between my domain/subdomains/microdomains. And I would like to have Path Alias shared with all my domains. The Domain Path module doesn't meet my needs.
In my case :
- I created a micro domain
- Then, I wanted to create a new content
- I attached the new micro domain in the Domain Access field of my content
- I put an path alias equal to the alias defined in the micro domain
- I save
But when I try to access this new content, it redirects me (301) to the main domain's home page.
So I was wondering how it works on your side once a micro domain has been created.Sorry, I hope my message is more understandable :)
Marc
- 🇺🇸United States drpldrp San Francisco, CA
I still can't reproduce your issue with the amount of info you've provided.
Using your example, you should expect to see your page at /my-first-micro-site/my-first-micro-site, because the processed path should be in the pattern of /microsite-base-path/node-alias.
What are the front page settings for both your parent domain and the microsite domain?
Also, Domain Microsite module doesn't do any redirects, so the issue might be caused elsewhere.
Domain Microsite just has an incoming path processor that removes microsite base path from the requested url, and outgoing path processors that prepend microsite base path to urls.