The other day I was performance testing the bunny module, but when I tried to get to 100 requests/second the kernel crashed so I had to back off to only 60/second, but the system when put in production should handle 1000/second, but this bug will be a problem. Has anyone seen this with a drupal module?
Hello! I need recommendations please on possible solutions to prevent non-tech folks from pasting MS Word doc formatted tables into Drupal 8. They do not know html, so they are pasting Word-formatted text into the WYSIWYG, which means I have to go back in after them and remove all of Word's in-line styles and other Word junk code, then add in accessibility code. I'd like to avoid the mess and provide them with some sort of a template that can be used as a Word doc that is formatted exactly the way I need the content to be pasted into Drupal. Is this possible? Is there a better option?
I've been looking for the answer to this all over the place, but I cannot find it via any search engine or forum, so my last resort is to ask the experts here. I'm using Drupal 8. I have a content type (D) which contains a field (entity reference field) which outputs the teaser display of another content type (A), there are multiple items. How do I use Views to affect how the field displays the items?