The NashaGazeta.ch website, which had been successfully running on Drupal 7 for over 10 years, has migrated to the modern Drupal 10 platform. The migration allowed us to eliminate critical security risks, speed up the site's operation, and open new opportunities for development.
So I have my migrations via drush so I can import them one at a time. I imported the users. I then realized my custom fields didn't transfer over. So on the new site I created them. I then ran the import again. It only filled out one of the new fields only on the new user that was added to the old site. My main question is how do I get it to fill in the fields for the users that were already imported?
Universidad Jorge Tadeo Lozano transformed its digital ecosystem through the Tadeo Digital project to strengthen its communication strategy and adopt new technologies as key tools for interaction, knowledge dissemination, and institutional positioning. The university opted for Drupal as the technological basis for developing a modern, scalable, and flexible platform that allows decentralizing content creation, improving the user experience, and facilitating the management of multiple sites, thus consolidating its digital identity and its vision of transformation.
We are currently maintaining a website that was built with Drupal 7. On the homepage, there is a slider displaying images with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels.
Drupal serves as the backbone of the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM)’s digital presence, enabling a seamless, modern, and accessible experience for visitors, members, and researchers alike. For Canada’s largest museum and a leading institution of art, world culture, and natural history in North America, the ROM’s website plays a crucial role in driving in-person visits, memberships, and donations while enhancing engagement with the museum’s vast collections and educational resources.