General discussion

I have gone through a few different suggestions in similar discussions but most of those centered around initial logins and such.

What I am trying to to is update a users role (add or remove, preferably add) when the click a scripted button on the page itself. The reason for this is I am using the Rules module to redirect to a page where a "notice" is being displayed. The user will need to acknowledge this notice and then continue on their merry way.

This is a suggestion about the search pages (i.e. https://www.drupal.org/project/project_module).  Is it possible to filter by Package instead of the current Module categories drop-down list?  For example, the Migrate category is missing.  Also, it would be nice to be able to filter by a keyword for the project name only and not a full text search.  Just my thoughts.  I only bring this up because `composer search` is a total fail.

I had a very successful Uber Cart site several years ago that I was quite pleased with. Rounding back here 15+  years later, having a new project that I am in development on and a basic but very rusty understanding of Drupal but a much better understanding of coding and project management. I thought from my previous experience with Drupal this be a good, or at least fun starting point to evaluate dev paths to take but I am completely confounded by what I am finding.

What would be the best way to append the expand toggle/link to the bottom of the expanded text div using the Collapse Text module? 

The current default setting is for the toggle remain at the top of the expanded div. 

Anybody here ever taken a stab at theming the output of that?

Has anyone ever integrated SharePoint with Drupal? We have clients asking for syncing their documents across from SharePoint to Drupal. I have seen 2 modules here `cmis` and `o365` but I am not really sure if they will do the job.

Just throwing out there if someone has does this before and if they could advise a suitable approach. Thanks.

Hi all,

I'm looking to integrate a feature rich Learn Management System within an existing and well established Drupal 8 (soon to be Drupal 9) website. The website already contains a custom LMS of sorts, which has been running and collecting course results for many years. We'd want to pull these results into the new LMS wherever possible. We currently have around five courses, some of which are split into multiple modules.