I've got a Drupal 8 site, and I've created content types and a view for scheduling. For an easy example, we'll say it's a softball league, and the content type/view allows me to put in that on August 21 is the Giants vs. the Bombers, August 25 is the Rockets vs. the T-Birds, etc. So each game has the teams and date. I have then broken it down into two views, the first creates a, "Next Game" block, and the other creates a "Upcoming Games" block (Both reading from the same data).
Composer puts a new D8 site's web server root in siteroot/web. Most cPanel shared and reseller hosts insist on the web server root at ~/public_html. I've thought about deleting or renaming ~/public_html and creating a symbolic or hard link to siteroot/web, but I don't know what trouble that could get me into. One sales chat rep said I could ask tech support to set my root. The others all said VPS, which requires more management than I care to do and more $ than a reseller shared account.
Hello;
I am new to Drupal
I've installed a Drupal 8.3.6 Bitnami environment for development purpose,
Now I am trying to create another test environment by exporting the First's configuration and importing it.
first of all, I sat up Drupal and all the needed modules in the test env,
I went to the dev and did a Drush cex, copied the configuration to the new env and used Drush cim.
My issue is that I am getting an error each time I do that,
I have created a basic page and within the body text entered the token [site:name] in several places. However, this seems not to be working. Instead of the site's name showing up, the actual token [site:name] appears. Am I doing something wrong? Are tokens allowed here? Maybe there's some other code (e.g., something in HTML) I must use. If so, what is that and what exactly is its syntax?