Drupal 7.x

Hi,

we are now 2 years down the line with the EU GDPR and I am wondering what people's experience has been so far??

And on specific point in relation to the module - https://www.drupal.org/project/gdpr_consent - how do you give people access to the terms on your site.
Do you show all the rules/your policy to the users when they sign in or do you use a consent text?

Or, do you have a page on your site for the privacy rules and just a consent form through this or another module? Or how ...?

So, we are trying to build reports based on survey questions from a content type we have created with about 90 questions. We are trying to build this out in Drupal..well because we are trying to expand our knowledge of Drupal and what it can do. Our client would like us to build out some pretty in depth reports. My knowledge is limited in Drupal, as i only have about a year and a half of experience, and none using calc views as I believe I will need to use. My question... Is it possible to build out these reports without having to build out a custom module?

Hi, I'm currently becoming insane trying to solve another problem I'm having with the Views. 

In particular, I need to create 4 pages, each containing an accordion module to show 4 different menus. 
In order to achieve that, I'm using Views Accordion module for Drupal 7. 
I created a view and 4 pages inside this view. I'd like to change each page settings (mainly the fields to be shown) in different ways (in order to make them show the different menus). 

Hoping someone can help me, we are currently trying to merge two multilingual sites and keep the same domain-based language rules.

The first site is formatted like https://en.endomain.com for English and https://fr.frdomain.com for french and this works fine. We set the multilingual domains as en.endomain.com and fr.frdomain.com.

Now the problem came when we moved the second website. We copied the entire site into a subfolder in the root of the first one.

Dear community

I am currently trying to update modules on my Drupal7 websites, directly from the Web browser. However, I receive the following error message:

I recently copied a production Drupal 7 site over to a new development server for building and testing new features.

After copying everything and setting up the database, I get the error: "The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later." 

The common troubleshooting advice is to turn on error reporting with this at the top of index.php: