Drupal 7.x

Hi,

I'm building a template of the database of a Drupal7 site that I want to modify with a script.

I'd like to modify the location of "Path of the public files" and "Path of the private files", but I can't find them in the database.

On the backend these two configurations are in: Home-->Administration-->Configuration-->Media.

Where does Drupal save these two configurations?

Thank you very much

Claudio

Hi Drupal Community,

I think that this is not a strict drupal-connected issue but I would like to ask for your advice.

I have a 'ticket'  content type fully managed by some editable views located on the home page, set as a dashboard and that groups the updated data.
In order  to avoid users to navigate too many paths I set a rule that redirect to the home page for each created/update operation of this type.

Only one editable view of this content type, which does not reside in the home page, but is accessible from the menu, should not respect the previous rule, but after saving the editable view remain in the same view page, until the user decides to return to the home page.

When I updated my website (databases.jewishlibraries.org) to 7.69, it messed up the display in the Chrome browser. It displays correctly in Edge and Firefox. I searched, but didn't find any information on this in the forum.

How do I fix this?

thanks,

sheryl 

Hi everybody,

want to be able to put a comment to each of the results of a webform.

So I installed https://www.drupal.org/project/custom_webform_comments.
But it doesn't work as I supposed. Thought, as an admin, I can add to each result a comment.
No way to do so.
Did I forget something?

Many thanks
Soezkan

I've been trying to get help on some Drupal Commerce items that seem pretty commonplace, but no one seems to answering the forums for the modules. So I could really use some help.

Here's what I am trying to do:

Shipping Type on Receipts

First of all, we are using Commerce Billy for invoices. We have an email that goes out through it with text about the purchase, a receipt at the bottom, and the PDF receipt attached. The invoice is for two purposes: