Allow entering paths instead of nodes

Won't work that easily, take a look at 📌 Allow multiple target entity types in the 'entity_autocomplete' Form API element Needs work

Yes. Another way would be to have a selector field where users could select the type of page they want or manually specify a path.

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I need a solution to use a path (or route) instead of a node, so until the referenced issue is fixed, I'll finish the MR and prepare a patch that allows entering a route.

For others coming here, this is also helpful: https://drupal.stackexchange.com/a/288711/47035

@rawdreeg how should we proceed here? Should I create a clone of the module, which allows entering custom paths or should we create a 2.x branch for that?

I'm fine with anything, but limiting this to nodes is a showstopper for my case.

Another alternative for me is to make the Front module D10 compatible: 📌 Offering to maintain Front Page Active

@rawdreeg how should we proceed here? Should I create a clone of the module, which allows entering custom paths or should we create a 2.x branch for that?

Happy to start a 2.x and start exploring support for paths.

Thanks @rawdreeg! I finally decided to port https://www.drupal.org/project/front → to Drupal 10 as it's a bit more flexible and already allows this.

If you're interested, we might merge the modules. At least we should link each other.

BTW I think one well maintained and more feature-complete module is better then two less-maintained?

rawdreeg → closed merge request !5

Thanks @rawdreeg! I finally decided to port https://www.drupal.org/project/front → to Drupal 10 as it's a bit more flexible and already allows this.

Oh, nice! Glad to see front page moving again :-)

At least we should link each other.

I started this because I couldn't find anything simple and stable that could this. I have added the path feature in 1.1.0 and I linked to front page in the description. I will consider dropping this project once frontpage reaches a stable release. cheers.

Automatically closed - issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.