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This module provides administrators an interface for swapping an old node for a new node while preserving all existing redirects and aliases. Once a node is swapped, users visiting the old URL (or an old alias, or old redirect) will see the new node.
Requirements
Features
Provides a simple admin-facing tool that allows users to swap an old node for a new node. Users are given a chance to review any changes before they occur.
Administrators can also visit Admin > Configuration > System > Node Swapper Settings to alter some of the default behavior when swapping nodes. This includes being able to set a default URL suffix, and whether or not to unpublish the old node. Users can still override these settings on a case-by-case basis.
Post-Installation
Users with the "Access Node Swapper" permission simply need to activate the module and then navigate to Admin > Configuration > System > Node Swapper.
Users with the "Administer Node Swapper" permission can visit Admin > Configuration > System > Node Swapper Settings to change Node Swapper's default behavior.
Project information
- Project categories: Administration tools, Content editing experience, Developer tools
- Created by abenbow on , updated
This project is not covered by the security advisory policy.
Use at your own risk! It may have publicly disclosed vulnerabilities.
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