Drupal 8.x

Fixed

I am trying drupal under my local LAMP setting but while trying to install a theme I get the error message : "The file could not be saved because it exceeds 2 MB, the maximum allowed size for uploads."

Now I tried to edit my php.ini file and changed max-size for upload to 32M (and few other changes) but still I am getting the same error. I have restarted the apache server as well as my computer but still the same error persists.

So I have installed and got a site at example.com/sites/prod and want users to go to example.com/ to see the site. I have a htaccess file that does the trick, along with the trusted hosts installed, but I have hit a problem where if i go to example.com/user i hit the following message "Redirects to external URLs are not allowed by default, use \Drupal\Core\Routing\TrustedRedirectResponse for it."

I assume it is an new feature from drupal 8 as I had successfully done this in 7.

The error also occurs if you submit a contact form.

First I want to create a news, community gaming site and hoping you fine folks can direct me about possibly using Drupal.

First is there a more advanced editor then this one I am posting this with, a WYSIWYG kind of editor with buttones to edit the color, size of text, add a quote box, line separator, etc?

Also I am a bit over whelmed with all the modules. I assume drupal comes with few of any modules by default. If someone could link me to the most robust, feature filled news/articles module and forum module I would appreciate it.

Thank you for any input!

Guys, I'm going crazy over here. I have a Drupal instance that I'm using as my API, and I'm posting to that instance a request with the content type "'application/hal+json".
I can get this to work on Dev Server (an Ubuntu Instance) but my local server (Running on MAMP) keeps returning a 415 Unsupported Media Type. I can even post from my local web app to the Dev Server. I'm running out of ideas here.

My .htaccess file has this at the bottom:

Hi there,

We're experiencing a weird issue/bug where our blog node is displaying incorrectly at random but occasionally fixes with a cache clear. Interestingly enough, a cache clear can also break the display again...

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