General discussion

Can I build in API-first approach and still apply the usual approach to drupal theming? Go to production and then in the future (say a year's time) build a JS framework frontend that reads off content from the API-first drupal repository? Thsank you for any direction.

Regards,

Ojchris

Hi,

Does anyone have a solution to prevent update of an entity reference view field item on a node display page when the node is in an unpublished state? 

For example, I have a content type "Daily Task List" which has an entity reference view field that lists tasks (nodes that have been created from a Task content type).  If a Task node is edited (say, to change the task interval from weekly to monthly), the Daily Task List node display field item will update to reflect the edit, irregardless of the Daily Task List node published state. 

Hi,

i am searching to reproduce this function with Drupal without a development is it possible

https://js4.clarus-mons.net/index.php

In this site that is not a Drupal site i can sort at the left ( or the right) and see the outcome in the middle .. can i do the same with Drupal and how ?

Thanks

Hi,

I'm new to Drupal but attended TriDug group meeting for a few years a while ago

In response to the recent social distance protocol for the coronavirus, I obtained 

a few domains related to being social at a distance.

I want to implement a social community site or sites to allow people to share 

photos, videos, experience, schedule online events and do other fun things 

while people are at home.

I think Drupal Open Social is likely a good platfrom to do this without 

starting from scratch.

I'm running four drupal 8.8.x sites on Bluehost and for the most part they run okay.  They're not big by web standards.  My main problem now, and I've add four separate tech chats with them about this, is enabling opcache.  They insist that it is installed by default.  It is, up to php 5.6 but the module cannot be found in in any php 7.x. configurations.  Other than switching to another provider, I guess I'm stuck with this.

I am not a Drupal developer, I'm a technical PM.  I have a basic question I'm hoping someone might be able to answer for me.

We have 17 Drupal sites.  They're not all that complex; i.e., no forms, hardly any re-directs, more of a blog type of style.

Knowing this, is there a way to automatically apply the latest theme (I think that's what it's called), version 8 theme, to all sites automatically?

Thanks everyone.