A client with a fairly complex website has asked if there is a governance / compliancy suite for Drupal, and to my knowledge there are only individual modules that handle specific checks. I've added what I believe to be likely the best choice for each checker they'd mentioned. There would obviously be many other 'checkers' that could be added to the list. However, what I'm wondering is if there is a way to wrap these up together in a suite, or if such a thing already exists?
1) Looking at accessibility compliance (for web pages and PDFs, etc.)
I am getting the following message in the status report.
1. Configuration Files - not protected - The directory sites/default is not protected from modifications and poses a security risk. You must change the directory's permissions to be non-writable.
Do not know how to change this. I do have full access to the server,
I've posted a few questions here and stackexchange with mixed results. This leads me to believe that maybe I'm approaching my module incorrectly, and there's likely a better way of making this module.
I'm making a wrapper for the Javascript FLOT library. I have it done and working, but there are a few things which are not ideal. If interested, the code is here. Most of the work takes place in a twig template:
As a new to Drupal 8 and its environment, I would like to get some info regarding Slideshow.
I have found and installed for example Jssor Slider and Nivo Slider but the question is I do not know how to configure and set those modules on the homepage.
I have a long running task (more than php max_execution_time), which gets started from the Frontend.
Now I want to make a form with a progessbar and split the task in more parts and call it via Ajax. Its easy to split, because the task run in a loop - so I can set a start and end index.
So that means if the job would run 10000 loops, I call the function 10 times each for 1000 loops and show a progess bar for the end user.
But I didnt find any example of that. Is that possible.
Can you explain me how to do this, or point me to an example?