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1. Updated: URL map targets resolve as the siteaccess serves them, below… (opens in a new window) · 11/06/2026 11:08 am

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   Updated: URL map targets resolve as the siteaccess serves them, below its PathPrefix
   
   A target path of a URL map row is the address a visitor uses. On a siteaccess
   with a PathPrefix (site.ini [SiteAccessSettings]) the page /recipes is stored
   as /fit-healthy/recipes, so a row "/about-us.html,/recipes" was planned as a
   broken target although the page answers at /recipes.
   
   - The planner looks a target path up below the PathPrefix of the row's
     siteaccess first (not when its first element is one of PathPrefixExclude[],
     as storing an alias does), then as it is, so a path written with the prefix
     or one outside it still resolves; a row of every siteaccess has no prefix
   - The export writes a URL alias stored below the prefix of the siteaccess
     (the -s filter, else the default siteaccess) the way visitors use it,
     without the prefix and with that siteaccess in its column, so importing the
     file again stores it at the same place
   - expUrlMapKernelEnvironment::unprefixedPath() and pathPrefix()
   - Test: targets and the export form below a PathPrefix, without a database

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2. Added: Import, export, history and undo of URL maps in the administra… (opens in a new window) · 11/06/2026 10:46 am

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   Added: Import, export, history and undo of URL maps in the administration
   
   The URL translator and the wildcards get the screens for URL maps, in the
   admin4 and admin designs:
   
   - Import a URL map (content/urlimport): a file uploaded or pasted, its
     format found or chosen, the siteaccess and language of bare paths, the
     conflict policy and the old hosts. The preview lists every row with its
     state as a filter (new, changed, unchanged, duplicate, conflict, broken
     target, unknown host, not importable), a tick for each row that can be
     imported, unknown hosts mapped to a siteaccess and the file planned
     again, a dry run that writes nothing, the plan as CSV or JSON, and the
     import as one batch. The file and the plan stay on the server for the
     user who uploaded it, at most a day (expUrlMapImportSession); the forms
     post only the decisions of the rows shown, never the plan.
   - Import history (content/urlimporthistory): every import with who, when,
     the file, the counts and the state; one import's entries a page at a
     time, and Undo, which lists the entries changed since the import and
     keeps them unless ticked (expUrlMapImporter::changedSince()).
   - Export (content/urlexport) as a download in every format, and the list
     of redirects with a query or a status (content/urlredirects), with
     removing one or the ticked ones.
   - The policy function content/urltranslator_import for importing and
     undoing; the export and the redirects stay under content/urltranslator.
     Importing and undoing ask "Verify it's you" ([ReauthGroup_system]).
   - Buttons Import, Export, Import history and Redirects on the URL
     translator and the wildcards pages, shown by policy.
   - The wildcard pages show a temporary forward wildcard as "Temporary
     redirect (302)" instead of "Undefined", and the filter Redirecting
     lists both forward types (eZURLWildcard::fetchFilteredList() takes a
     list of types).
   - The strings in every administration catalogue, the context help, the
     guide "URL maps:…

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3. Updated: Redirects of URL map imports answer for any old address, and… (opens in a new window) · 11/06/2026 08:30 am

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   Updated: Redirects of URL map imports answer for any old address, and aliases follow the PathPrefix
   
   Found by importing a test map on a site whose siteaccess has a PathPrefix:
   
   - A redirect of exp_url_redirect runs the error module, as a moved URL alias
     or wildcard does, so an old address that is no module of the site (most of
     them) redirects instead of answering 404
   - A URL alias imported for a siteaccess with a PathPrefix is stored below the
     prefix, unless PathPrefixExclude[] names its first element, which is where
     the siteaccess looks it up; the page conflict check looks there too
     (expUrlMapEnvironment::aliasPath())
   - The BC note and the changelog say so; planner tests for the prefix

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4. Updated: URL map commands and temporary folders follow the kernel rules (opens in a new window) · 11/06/2026 08:02 am

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   Updated: URL map commands and temporary folders follow the kernel rules
   
   - The spreadsheet classes make their temporary folder with eZDir::mkdir(),
     so it gets the installation's directory mode
   - The exp:url commands' shared base has the run() every kernel command has
   - The wildcard pages keep their texts: the badge of the temporary forward
     wildcard comes with the administration's URL map screens, together with
     its translations in every admin catalogue; the changelog says so

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5. Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/main' into u2-url-map (opens in a new window) · 11/06/2026 07:39 am
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6. Added: Import, export and undo of URL maps, and redirects checked on … (opens in a new window) · 11/06/2026 07:28 am

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   Added: Import, export and undo of URL maps, and redirects checked on the full request
   
   The second part of importing and exporting the URL translator and the URL
   wildcards. A URL map is planned row by row, imported as one batch that can be
   undone, and exported again in every format; what a global URL alias cannot
   hold goes into a new table of redirects that is checked before the aliases.
   
   - exp_url_redirect and expUrlRedirect: redirects checked once per request on
     the address asked for, before the URL aliases and wildcards (in the kernel's
     request loop, so also under Velocity): an old address with a query (the
     order of its parameters ignored), a temporary status (302, 303, 307) or
     308, a target with a query or on another site; per siteaccess or for all;
     node targets follow the node; the old query is not carried over. Read from
     a cache file beside the wildcard cache, reset per request
   - expUrlMapPlanner and expUrlMapPlan: every row classified as new, unchanged,
     changed, duplicate, conflict (a page's own address, a module address, the
     front page), broken-target, unknown-host or not-importable, with where it
     goes, the siteaccess from the host through the siteaccess matching (or a
     mapped old host), the language, per-row decisions and a JSON or CSV report
   - expUrlMapImporter: applies a plan in one transaction with the conflict
     policy skip or overwrite, records every row it writes before and after in
     exp_urlmap_batch and exp_urlmap_batch_item, and undoes a batch exactly (rows
     changed since are kept unless forced); clears the caches; audit events
     content.urlalias.import and content.urlalias.import_undo
   - expUrlMapExporter: global URL aliases (optionally the aliases of nodes),
     wildcards and redirects as rows for every writer; an export imported again
     is unchanged
   - Commands exp:url:import, exp:url:export, exp:url:batches, exp:url:undo;
     the upgrade step 6.0.15-url-map with the tables in the kernel schemas and
     the 6.0.15 update files
   - A te…

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7. Updated: The trash list wraps long text and scrolls instead of cuttin… (opens in a new window) · 11/06/2026 07:00 am

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   Updated: The trash list wraps long text and scrolls instead of cutting off its Restore column
   
   A long unbroken name in the Date trashed column (a script name such as
   cli hmeb_trash_help_ebooks_of_untranslated_manual_editions.php) made the
   table wider than its card, which cut off the last column with the Restore
   buttons. Cells now break such text anywhere and the list scrolls sideways
   if it still does not fit, in both admin designs.

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8. Updated: URL map files read .ods, keep temporary redirects and read A… (opens in a new window) · 11/06/2026 06:59 am

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   Updated: URL map files read .ods, keep temporary redirects and read Apache Redirect as a prefix
   
   Follow-ups of the URL map files, as decided after their first part.
   
   - Temporary redirects keep their status: the kinds redirect-temporary and
     wildcard-forward-temporary (302), and an optional seventh column status for
     308, 303 or 307 of the same kind; a file without the column reads as before.
     The Apache and nginx readers read 302, 303 and 307 as temporary kinds with
     their status instead of 301 with a note, and the writers write each row's
     status
   - Apache Redirect /old /new is read as Apache answers it: the path as a
     redirect plus the wildcard /old/* -> /new/{1} for everything below it
   - .ods is read too (expSpreadsheetReader::readOdsFile(), expUrlMapOdsReader):
     repeated rows and columns, spaces, tabs and line breaks in cells; a ZIP file
     is recognized as .ods by its mimetype
   - The spreadsheet classes put their temporary files in the installation's
     cache directory (var//cache/spreadsheet, else var/tmp), never the
     system's temporary directory, so they work under open_basedir
   - Specification (English and German), changelog, tests: an .ods saved by
     LibreOffice, .ods cells of every kind, every redirect status through every
     format and back

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9. Added: Readers and writers for URL map files of the URL translator an… (opens in a new window) · 11/06/2026 05:44 am

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   Added: Readers and writers for URL map files of the URL translator and wildcards
   
   A URL map lists old addresses and where each goes (old_url, new_url, kind,
   siteaccess, language, note), as the first step of importing and exporting
   global URL aliases and URL wildcards. This adds the file part only; nothing
   here touches the database.
   
   - expUrlMapRow: one mapping, with the kinds redirect, alias,
     wildcard-forward, wildcard-direct (or empty for automatic), the
     normalization of old and new addresses (scheme and host, slashes, dot
     segments, trailing slash, percent-encoding, node references) and the
     problems that keep a row from being imported, with its line
   - Readers for CSV (delimiter sniffing, byte order mark, UTF-16 and
     Windows-1252 input, quoted multi-line fields, English and German column
     names), JSON (exp-url-map/1), .xlsx, Apache (Redirect, RedirectMatch,
     RewriteRule with host and query conditions) and nginx (rewrite, return
     in exact and regular expression locations, map); simple regular
     expressions become wildcards, other rules rows that are not importable
   - Writers for CSV, JSON, .xlsx, .ods, Apache and nginx; internal kinds and
     node targets go into #exp: comments that the readers read back
   - expSpreadsheetReader and expSpreadsheetWriter: the table part of .xlsx
     (read and write) and .ods (write) with ZipArchive, no new dependency
   - expUrlMapFormats chooses reader and writer by name, extension or content
   - The specification of the file formats in English and German, and the
     6.0.15 changelog entry
   - DB-less tests with fixtures for every format, round trips through every
     writer, 10,000 rows, and a LibreOffice conversion where it is installed

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10. Updated: A character reference shown as text in a code block is no lo… (opens in a new window) · 11/05/2026 10:28 pm

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    Updated: A character reference shown as text in a code block is no longer decoded twice
    
    The online editor's literal handler decoded the named references first and the numeric ones after, so
    "Ӓ", the text "Ӓ" in a code block about character references, became "Ӓ" and then
    the character itself. The numeric references are decoded first now; an escaped one stays text.

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