General discussion

In Drupal-Specific Twig template I can get current path like:

{% set pagePath = path('<current>') %}
But such a way doesn't contain query string e.g. ?param=value if the latter is present in the path

Is there a "built-in" way in Drupal-Specific Twig to get full path including query string?

Under "built-in" I mean "without preprocessing it in a PHP code", e.g. in a module or in the themename.theme file with PHP code

Hi All, 

I am very new to drupal and trying to find my way around it.  i am trying to build a realestate website that would handle property listings mainly including some nice images and property info 

this is just a starting point but i i will also eventually need to process payments and get simple repair/maintenance requests added. 

I would appreciate some guidance on which modules i should start to look at and include in my site .. or maybe just where should i start. 

Thanks

While editing a form, I need to delete some fields and add a new paragraph. The issue here is, the newly added paragraph is not initialized in the edit form and that makes sense because the old data don't have that field so I have to initialize it manually by clicking on "Add Paragraph", then Save otherwise I won't be able to access it programmatically, but I have hundreds of users and I can't do that.

How can I add a paragraph to existing records?

I'm unable to use Drush on this server.

Greetings,

Hope many of you are aware of the new Ubuntu Pro rollout. How does it affect our servers using Ubuntu OS?

Please advise and share your views.

Thank you.

Jo.

Hi,, Yes, I search and what I found was pretty old. Looked like no one keeping up with this it but I find that incredulous.

There are so many dealerships that need this service so I am thinking I am missing a search return or something.

The title of this thread says it all really. Looking for module (paid or not) that can do this for Drupal (whatever version, I haven't started this project yet)

Thanks

Currently I go through great lengths to install dark themes for my site as well as admin site on a Drupal10beta2 version.
Whenever I jump to Drupal.org to look something up my eyes hurt from the shock of white bright light violating my face.
Would there be any way to have an option in the settings to change ones Drupal.org-theme to dark ?

Else the feeling is like coming out of ones cozy home with dim light straight onto a street of insensitive hectic.
If I posted this in the wrong place, please tell me where to move my post.
Thank you.