Since you don't seem to want the date to be a folder/container object...
Would 
www.eample.com/Rubrik1/SubRubrik1/[YY]-[MM]-[DD]-article-name/<http://www.eample.com/Rubrik1/SubRubrik1/%5BYY%5D-%5BMM%5D-%5BDD%5D-article-name/>

suffice?
ie. Have the date pre-pended to the short-name attribute?  You prob can
achieve that by modifying the content class where it calculates the
short-name attribute value.





On 15 April 2011 14:45, KANTE Ousmane <[email protected]> wrote:

>  Hello all,
> I've been looking for a method to change the standard URL alias of a node.
> I would like to generate a url_alias like
> www.eample.com/Rubrik1/SubRubrik1/[YY]-[MM]-[DD]/article-name/<http://www.eample.com/Rubrik1/SubRubrik1/%5BYY%5D-%5BMM%5D-%5BDD%5D/article-name/>
>  for
> an article located in /Rubrik1/SubRubrik1/ in the content tree, intead of
> www.eample.com/Rubrik1/SubRubrik1/article-name where [YY]-[MM]-[DD] will
> be the object published date.
>
> has Someone an idea about this future?
>
> Thanks all.
> O.K
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