Configuration

All module settings are available at Administration > Configuration > Domain Path (/admin/config/domain_path/domain_path).

Settings

Entity types

Select which entity types should have domain-specific path alias fields. Only fieldable entity types that support path aliases are listed.

Default: Node only.

Alias title

Controls how domain names are displayed in the alias widget on entity forms:

Value	Example
Domain name (default)	Example
Hostname	example.com
URL	https://example.com

Hide path alias UI

When enabled, the default Drupal URL alias field is hidden on entity forms to avoid confusion with the domain-specific alias fields.

Default: enabled.

Use advanced group

When enabled, the domain path widget is placed in the advanced vertical tab sidebar on entity forms (alongside fields like Authoring information and URL alias). When disabled, the widget appears inline in the main form.

Default: enabled.

Language method

Controls which language is used when resolving domain-specific aliases:

Value	Description
Content language (default)	Uses the entity's language
Interface language	Uses the current interface language
URL language	Uses the language detected from the URL

This setting matters in multilingual setups where the interface language and content language may differ.

Integration with Domain Access

When the Domain Access module is enabled:

• Per-user domain assignment -- Only domains assigned to the current user appear in the alias widget. A user assigned to example.com and blog.example.com will see alias fields for those two domains only.
• Entity domain assignment -- On save, aliases are only written for domains to which the entity is assigned. If a node is published to example.com and shop.example.com, aliases for other domains are ignored.
• Admin override -- Users with the administer url aliases permission see all domains regardless of their own domain assignments.

Without Domain Access: all domains are visible to all users who have the create url aliases permission.

Integration with Pathauto

When Pathauto is installed, it generates URL aliases automatically based on patterns. Domain Path aliases take precedence over pathauto-generated aliases on a per-domain basis:

• If a node has a domain-specific alias for shop.example.com, that alias is used when generating links on that domain.
• If no domain-specific alias exists, the default pathauto alias is used.

This lets you have automatic aliases as the baseline while overriding specific domains with hand-crafted URLs.

Integration with Domain Source

Domain Source assigns a canonical domain to each node. When Domain Source generates an outbound link, it sets the target domain in the URL options. Domain Path then resolves the domain-specific alias for that domain.

The processing order is:

1. Domain Source (priority 310) -- sets $options['domain'] to the node's canonical domain.
2. Domain Path (priority 305) -- looks up the alias for that domain and sets $options['alias'] = TRUE.
3. Core alias processor (priority 300) -- skipped because $options['alias'] is already set.

This ensures that cross-domain links always use the correct domain-specific alias.

Multilingual setup

Domain Path supports per-language, per-domain aliases. For a node translated into English and French, you can set different aliases for each language on each domain:

Domain	Language	Alias
example.com	English	/products/widget
example.com	French	/produits/widget
fr.example.com	English	/widget
fr.example.com	French	/widget-fr

The Language method setting (see above) controls which language is used during alias resolution at runtime.