Hello, I'm using the 'Password Encrypt' module for my site and the problem is that when I run 'Drupal.settings.password_encrypt.password_encrypt_passkey' in my browser console, it renders the passkey value and is a security vulnerability. How do I hide it such that users can't access it via the console ?
I've got Flexslider up and running for a slideshow on our front page. The thing is that it's like 10MB of images and it doesn't always load without a refresh. So I decided to try setting up the picture mapping. However, I had a hard time finding documentation that showed all the steps - usually they just say to create the image styles, but don't tell you how. I went through everything, but I am not even certain how I tell if it is working or not.
I'm part of a non profit for which I volunteered to help migrate and update their old Drupal 7 multisite installation. Our precedent webmaster is AWOL, so the only I've got is a dump of all the file, and a dump of the database. I wasn't able to turn off cache or clean URL before getting those.
I know well Joomla and Wordpress, but I'm not a fullstack developper or an apache specialist.
On the production host (still online), the drupal sites are accessible on subdomains already, as :
I dont know if this is the right place to ask this. Does both the revison field and data field need to be in the database. I am all new to this and been thrown into a problem that the database is to big. I have been trying to read into this but I cant find it. Nothing have been done tho this website for a while and it is using Drupal 7.
I have a trouble with a site with Drupal 7.43. At this moment the site is down because I can see only the following message in an error box:
FacesExtendableException: There is no method process for this instance of the class RulesCondition. in FacesExtendable->__call() (line 135 of /home/sites/all/modules/rules/includes/faces.inc).
Before this, I have only disable a module named password_policy, from the drupal control panel.
Hi. I'm using Drupal version 7.82 to run my E-Commerce website and found an issue that whenever a user logs out of the system and presses the back button on his/her browser it would reveal all the information on their page. However, they cannot do anything on that page as it redirects them to the login form. But I was wondering if there's a solution by which back button would not reveal anything after a user clicks logout.
P.S- I've used several modules such as 'Back Button Refresh' and tried to disable the cache with 'Cache-Control' to no success.