Looking for a Drupal SEO Content Manager

By Paula Wynne on

Page Turner Awards is an exciting growing business, and we're now looking for a Drupal SEO Content Manager. We're looking for a Drupal SEO Content Manager to create optimized content for the site and then promote that content to targeted audiences. If you know of anyone that would suit this role, please get them to take a look at our role: https://pageturnerawards.com/roles/drupal-seo-content-manager

⋅ Categories: Drupal 8.x

How to merge in a merge request in the local repo

By gisle on

I've read Issue forks & merge requests and Reviewing and merging merge requests, and they explain well enough of to create issue forks and merge requests and how the project's maintainer can review and merge a merge request into the remote (i.e. Drupal.org repository).

⋅ Categories: Drupal 8.x

Portland State University: Empowering Non-Technical Content Editors

By Promet Source on
Portland State University website

A higher-ed digital experience built to empower non-technical content editors while managing brand and content across 100s of sites.

Sectors: 
Education

Hide next button on Opigno with Javascript / jQuery once SCORM Package complete

By 9802008 on

I have Drupal 8 running Opigno LMS and have imported a SCORM package into a course.

The SCORM package runs in an iFrame and sends results/data back to Drupal.

Aim: hide Drupal Next button which is situated outside iFrame on course with SCORM content. Once the user has completed the SCORM package show the 'Next' button. Ie user can't click 'Next' until they have scrolled through the SCORM package.

From JS files can see that values such as cmi.completion_status, cmi.core.lesson_status are set by the SCORM package.

SCORM package tracks progress of user.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 8.x

SQL injection- SQL stack trace on page

By dnyaneshwargiri22 on

Displaying SQL stack trace on front end page during security scan

Detailed stack trace-

⋅ Categories: Drupal 8.x

City of Abbotsford- Website Redesign & Development

By Upanup on

The City of Abbotsford is located in British Columbia and has a population of approximately 150,000 people. They required a new website that would meet the needs of their community and include their citizens in the process. There was a focus on meeting all accessibility standards and creating a new sitemap that would be easy for users to navigate. This project included in-depth discovery, strategic project planning, complete reorganizations of sitemaps and website content, and modern, mobile-first creative design.

Sectors: 
Government

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