I have a view with seven displays (five pages, and two exports attached to two of the pages). I've recently learned that some of the displays are broken, and I'd like to block my website users from accessing and using them until they're fixed.
We have taken over a huge Drupal project and started migrating this project from Drupal 7 to Drupal 8.8. A blank Drupal 8.8 VM has been created and migrate UI module has been configured to connect to the old Drupal 7 database. The upgrade report is giving us a huge list of problems. Out of 168 modules only 37 modules are being upgraded automatically, remaining 131 modules are being shown to be unavailable on Drupal 8. (Screenshot link): https://imgur.com/qRTeGTe
I've been developing a web app with the intention of eventually making it available as a VM on AWS and Azure. One of the challenges I'm not sure how to deal with is providing the user a way of being able to configure various parameters without giving them admin type permissions. As an example I am running the LDAP module and the user will need to change the Active Directory domain to their own domain name and the name servers to their own DNS servers. Another example would being able to set the SMTP settings to their own email accounts/servers etc. There are quite a few other customizab
Fatal error: Class 'DrupalCommerceEntityController' not found in /var/www/vhosts/dev.com/sites/all/modules/views_url_path_arguments/commerce/modules/customer/includes/commerce_customer_profile.controller.inc on line 12
The commerce_customer_profile.controller.inc extends the DrupalCommerceEntityController. When I remove the extended class from the method, my site pages work but updating it shows an error that references the class because it has parent::$value
Which file is the DrupalCommerceEntityController and where is it located?