https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/RTF/Repository+Layouts#RepositoryLayouts-PathPatternTokens
baserev seems to be required, but doesn't support regex? Is there a way I can use a custom token for the baserev instead?
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Originally I have urls like www.astral.com/user/1. I was able to convert it to www.astral.com/casuername by patterns match using [user:cas] where casuername comes from [user:cas]
However, I also have www.astral.com/user/1/publications which I want to convert to www.astral.com/user/1/publications to www.astral.com/casuername/publications.
Is there any way to achieve what I want?
Thanks.
After some search, I found that, my objective can be achieved using subpath auto module obtained from https://www.drupal.org/project/subpathauto
Use pathauto module
https://www.drupal.org/project/pathauto
Create the pattern for the urls
I'm trying to validate submitted data against Regex expressions in Firestore Security Rules. I've read through the documentation, but I'm still unsure how to write them.
I read through the Regex documentation here https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/security/database/regex , but it doesn't really show how to use it in Firestore. I tried using an 'allow validate' rule and copy/pasted a regex expression from the docs, but I'm getting all kinds of errors.
Here's what I tried:
Do I need to put it in a format like this? (From the docs) allow create: if !("ranking" in request.resource.data)? If so, how do I use a regex expression with it?
It looks like you're trying to start a regex with /. That's not going to work - it's not like perl. Slash starts a path object. Might want to check the API documentation on this. You should just be passing a plain string to matches() that contains the regex to match.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/rules/rules.String#matches
I am trying to create a report in google analytics which should include this /customer/account/create?signup=1&invitation_url as a part of the landing page. When I create the custom report for filters when I add
/customer/account/create?signup=1&invitation_url and use regex I am getting null values. What regex expression can I use to get this?
Basically I need all sessions from the landing page that includes
/customer/account/create?signup=1&invitation_url
You need to screen special symbols with "\".
\/customer\/account\/create\?signup=1&invitation_url
Good tool to test regex:
https://regex101.com/
I need to get the value of a field that is on the "Parent page" of one of my content panes. I would like to do this through the use of tokens, and the only seemingly useful one that I can find is current-page:query:? I am assuming that I need to replace the '?' with something in order to get the field from the "Parent node".
How do I use this token, or is there another way to accomplish this.
If you have a URL like
http://dev.druedu.com/node/add/answer?field_answer=161
and want the value of the field_answer token, do this
current-page:query:field_answer
That's right, here another option if you are using "Clean URL" in your Drupal Metadata & Search option in your Drupal Configurations:
Args Format: For urls formatted like http://server/node/120/key use
[current-page:url:unaliased:args:value:2] to return key.
More info: https://www.drupal.org/node/296453
Remember always you need install Token Module
If you are using Webform 3.x you need to install a patch also; with webform 4.x everything is Ok.
I figgured it out, I can just use the contexts in panels!
I want to define a specific URL pattern using Sitemesh decorators.xml. I want to define a decorator that matches all URLs ending with "/story/_NUMBER_" to be targetted by the decorator. I tried:
<decorator name="customMain" page="customMain.jsp">
<pattern>/story/[0-9]+</pattern>
</decorator>
But this does not work.. Do regular expressions work in decorators.xml? If not, how do I target URLs that end with the above pattern?
Just ran into this myself. I don't think it's possible to use regular expressions at all. Only wildcard patterns with * and ?.
Look at the source here for more details.