I have a drupal multisite (2 main sites that share the same code base example1.com and example2.com) then I have some legacy sites f.x my main site is example.com then legacy site is ex1.example.com they do not share the same user database table nor schema i.e. if you are logged into ex1.example.com you are not logged into example.com.
What I want to do is allow users to be able to log into my legacy site: ex1.example.com and have a link on that site that leads to example.com and STAY logged into both sites
I've done this many times before but I recently updated from PHP 7.1.27 to PHP 7.1.28. The Status Page on my Drupal sites displays the previous PHP7.1.27 but Apache shows Apache 7.1.28 as expected. I've clicked more information link that files off phpInfo() and it says PHP7.1.27 but the loaded configuration files has the correct folder location that points to PHP7.1.28. I'm not sure if my site is actually using PHP7.1.28 and if it is, why does the Status Page says PHP 7.1.27. Not sure if this is a Drupal, PHP, or Apache issue. I updated to 7.66 the same day if it matters any.
I'm not expert in Drupal but recently a client, came to me because of problems with his previous provider.After latest issue
It came with an outdated drupal 7 (February) and updated it at that time at 7.65. I had not registered in the Drupal lists, and I did not find out about the exploit number, until a group of Indonesian hackers destroyed the page. oops latest issue
I’m probably missing something very simple, but I hope someone can help.
Under "account settings" I added a text field to the user profile page. I’m trying to display the users' UID (which I’ll use later as a membership ID number).
I used the [current-user:uid] token to set the default value. And I set the field display to "visible".
What I wanted was for the field to auto-populate with the user's UID and be visible to (but not editable by) the user.
Have a site that has been running flawlessly for several years then recently started throwing 500 errors. This began the tireless process of trying to determine why. I tried increasing the memory limit to 250M to no avail. That's when I began looking into php version.