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I would try adding RewriteCond %{HTTP_USER_AGENT} ^Googlebot RewriteRule ^comment/reply/$ - [G,L] RewriteRule ^comment/reply/(.*) - [G,L] to .htaccess or Apache config to inform spiders that the li …

As long as you have your server configured properly (ie, have your ServerName and ServerAlias directives set right for Apache), then this should work our of the box as long as you don't explicitly set …

This was a change that was introduced in Drupal 7.20, which addressed a denial of service vulnerability: Drupal core's Image module allows for the on-demand generation of image derivatives. This c …

My unconfirmed hypothesis is that this setting was still available through Drupal 7, even on servers that properly support rewrites, was to provide backward compatibility. There are scenarios where y …

Pro Drupal Development, Second Edition describes them as: menu_links.link_path is the Drupal path or external path this link points to. menu_links.router_path is for links corresponding to …

You should really use url() and l() as much as humanly possible. If you look at the source, you will see the use of base_path to tack on the proper prefix for where you have Drupal installed. This d …

You need to handle this in your httpd.conf or .htaccess before Drupal handles it. Your best bet is to come up with some rewrite rules and 410 Gone them. Something like this RewriteEngine On Rewrite …

I think the problem is that the {url_alias} still has the aliases in it. My suggestion would be to take a backup, then delete a few manually from "admin/build/path" (Drupal 6) or "admin/config/search …

The best way to handle this is when the user requests the JSON over HTTP, redirect it to HTTPS, and then the response will come back as HTTPS. The Secure Pages module does just this. It will let you …

I would try the following. Take a backup of the database. Backup and Migrate makes this easy. Make sure core and modules are up to date, especially Pathauto and Token. Browse to admin/config/search …

Drupal core uses file_create_url() for internal images like this (eg, the default favicon.ico handling in includes/theme.inc). This ensures that hook_file_url_alter() gets called (the CDN module does …

It is hard to tell what your exact problem is, but the default .htaccess does more than just redirect requests to index.php. It Protects certain directories and files from being accessed Set up saf …

Personally, I would see if the Redirect module works for your needs. Is it basically a UI interface for making 301 redirects. Off the top of my head, though, I don't recall if it will work with patt …

If you have a Contextual Filter in place for Content: Nid that is pulling in the nid from the currently viewed page, can Add a field for your image Choose Image for the formatter. Configure the ima …

It is used by the static constructor Url::fromUri() when the URI passed as argument isn't a route. …