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How to automatically generate friendly URLs The module Global Redirect can prevent problems as a result of duplicate content. Search engines consider this as duplicate content. The use of the path module can lead to duplicate paths leading to one page. For example, your URL could be or the path in either case is node/7.
or / - In this case, the after the base path of your Drupal site is the path. For example, if the URL is, the path is node/7. - In this case, the after ?q= is the path. The URL you find could have several forms: For example if you are on this page the URL would be /node/31644/edit and the node id is 31644. If you want the internal id (node id or nid) navigating to the page in question and hovering over the edit link (if you have permission to edit that page) will give you the node ID. In some cases the browser's URL bar or hovering over the link will give you the alias for the page. You can also hover your mouse over a link to the page (such as in the Views administration screen or the content management screen at Menu > Content (admin/content)), and most browsers will show you the URL in the status section at the bottom of the browser window. If you know how to navigate to the page, you can go there and find the URL in your browser's URL bar. The first step is to find the URL of the page of interest: There are several ways to find the path to a particular page on your Drupal site. Here are some examples of paths you might find in a Drupal site: 
For instance, when adding a new menu link to a menu, you tell Drupal what page the menu item should point to using the path for that page. Many configuration screens in the Drupal admin area refer to paths. Paths containing node IDs are sometimes referred to as internal paths, since URL aliases are often used to replace the URL that visitors see. If your site is using clean URLs, the URL in this example would be, meaning the path would still be node/7. For instance, in the URL, the path is node/7.
In Drupal terms, a path is the unique end portion part of the URL for a specific function or piece of content.
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