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I'm using pathauto and want to set it up so that when a new page is created (which has the taxonomy field) it will add the taxonomy terms into the url. For example, if I have the following vocabulary:

  • Page Categories
    • About
    • Articles

When I create a page called 'My Page', and select 'About' as the taxonomical term, I would like the url to be http://example.com/about/my-page.

I've messed around with the URL Aliases settings page but 'Taxonomy term paths' does not apply to Basic pages.

I've looked everywhere for this and I'm going crazy.

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  • Hello @Frankie, and welcome to Drupal Answers. I added the tag for the Drupal version; if you are asking for Drupal 7, then let me know it, and I will change the tag (or you can change it).
    – apaderno ♦
    May 5, 2011 at 1:07

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You are looking under the wrong section. You want to look at 'node paths' in the path auto settings. Under that section you need to put '/[term-raw]/[title-raw]' for content of type 'Page'.

Install token module as well

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  • Found the answer! Apply the patch found here: drupal.org/node/741914
    – Frankie
    May 5, 2011 at 13:02
  • when you say "node paths" do you mean "Content Paths"? I have Content, Taxonomy and User Paths under URL-Aliases... Also... I tried to commit the patch and failed.
    – WernerCD
    May 5, 2011 at 19:33
  • In D6 it's called 'node paths'. For you 'Content Paths" looks like the right one
    – Matthew Hui
    May 6, 2011 at 5:21

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