I've started working on optimization recently, and now I try to understand which CMS shows better performance with different tasks.
Theoretically, if the project I'm working on is mostly text content and I'll keep the same hosting provider, which CMS (Drupal or WP) would be faster? I'm not asking about forums, just blogs this time. Is there any statistics, for instance, side-by-side performance comparison? Or maybe someone have tested his/her project after migration and would be so glad to share the results?
I am conducting an investigation on a website that was compromised to host a phishing site. I do not work in Drupal or Web Devp. I am a security analyst. I was able to find that the version that was running on the site was Drupal 7.56. I saw some references to c99.php which is a webshell in some HTML tags. What I am looking for is where would I find who may have put the webshell? I don't see it in any folder. I looked in the access_log, error_log for sql injections etc.
Our website is loading multiple versions of jquery. There are some quirks with our menus which we suspect may somehow be related..? Furthermore, we would prefer to not load code that is unnecessary and slows down our website's load times as we are in a very competitive industry.
The issue is, we do not know how or where to find what is loading this jquery code. Also, we do not know if it is a viable solution to perhaps only load one single version of jquery to improve our performance.
Not sure if this is possible in views so thought id ask and see how people solved this one
I want to create a views reference field. I want it to use the existing value from a field, and use that as the (contextual) filter for my views reference field
Is that possible in a contextual filter (Or normal filter), to set a query parameter to an existing field value returned in the form (In views, not custom module)?