Hi, by using Entity Tokens module I managed to make my forum paths like this
/forum/international-forum/electric-bikes/batteries/what-battery-is-good-for-a-bike
The tokens used to create this path are automatically populated from the corresponding title of every forum/taxonomy. What if I want to change what is shown by every token but keep a different title of the corresponding forum/taxonomy for human presentation? For example I may want in the International Forum the title to be "International Forum" but in the url alias to be just forum/international/ instead of forum/international-forum
If I mofify the taxonomy to be "International" instead of "International Forum" the path will be as wanted but then the presented title at the corresponding page will be "International" instead of "International Forum" so it will not be so nice.
Any suggestions? Could this unported module be of interest https://www.drupal.org/project/taxonomy_machine_name ?
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