Drupal 8.x

Have tried the module and no luck with configuration. Its a useful tool and I was wondering how others have had success implementing this with D8.

I have installed Drupal 8 in a subdirectory. However I cannot login without using the subdirectory in the URL.

For example:

www.example.com shows the content fine, but if I want to log in it comes up with the following error:

Redirects to external URLs are not allowed by default, use \Drupal\Core\Routing\TrustedRedirectResponse for it.

If I manually add the subdirectory within which drupal was installed such as:

Dear Drupal Community,

I've been playing with hosting a static website on Amazon new Cloudfront web hosting. As it hosts even the HTML files on a CDN, I've just been blown away by the performance!

Could anyone thinking a any way that this could work in conjunction with Drupal? I'm really open to any suggestions.

Thanks,
Minxies

My company wants to switch to Drupal as a CMS for our websites. We do a lot of websites for cities that require robust event calendars, work flows, user added Google Maps, etc. Here is an example: wakeforestnc.gov

The question of switching to Drupal is more a matter of "when" rather than "if" for us. We like Drupal but don't want to be ham stringed by a limited module selection. For example, the city of San Diego recently redid their site and built it on Drupal 7. Is that because 8 isn't quite ready for more complex sites?

Hi,

i'm new to drupal 8 and actually playing a little bit with a test installation. I added a additional table to my database, from which i want to query some text and show it in a block.

How can i do that? I searched a little bit on google, but i only found notes which are using a extra module to query data from an external database...

This seems like something that should be pretty simple to do but I haven't touched Drupal since sometime around 5.x.

I am attempting to build a news aggregation website. I want to be able to put a list of links on the front page, where some of the links point directly to external pages, and others point to internal articles. I've been trying to search around for a straightforward way to do this and it seems either the feature doesn't exist or I am not using the right terminology in my searches. Can anyone help me?