Drupal 8.x

I have Global PHP field that outputs an image however I need the image to link to the content. I've implemented the code below but something wrong with it is upon saving no page is rendered.

<?php print "<a href='".drupal_get_path_alias($path)."'><img src="/sites/all/themes/framework/images/hover-point.png"></a>"?>

Anyone a baws at PHP?

Hi, would like to ask is Drupal more compatible using a Windows Server Hosting or Linux Server Hosting? Currently having a Wordpress Website on a Windows Server Hosting but seems to have many error issues with openbase dir. Will Drupal have such an issue too? Sorry if this question has been asked before. Thanks

Hello,
*UPDATE*

I currently manage a few Drupal 7 websites and have been looking for a way to run the update.php without logging in and without changing the settings.php. Currently this has been tested on Drupal 8 alpha 6 (I have a test site) but with a little tweaking this will work on D7.

Here is what the mod does.

I have a new project that I'm starting in the next week (December 2013) that will use Drupal. It will be launched in about three months. My understanding is that Drupal 8 is in alpha or beta release--please correct me if I'm wrong. I understand that it's technically not ready for production. However, given that Drupal 8 is so close to launch, and given my development timeline, it seems that now would be a good time to start at least developing for Drupal 8 instead of Drupal 7.

hello every body
i want to know about drupal mechanism
for example : how does drupal authentication work or what is the login's steps on the drupal??
this is the example for wordpress mechanism : http://smallbusiness.chron.com/wordpress-authentication-work-59664.html
is there a book for this?

please help me friends
i am newbie

Hi,

I wanted to ask the Drupal Core team if your minor upgrades (especially those including security fixes) are programmed in a defensive way, so that the new code continues to work with the old database schema before running the db updates?

The reason why I am asking is because I would like to be able to update Drupal sites in a load balanced environment with zero downtime. If there are no db changes this makes it easy, once there are db changes involved I guess it depends on how the new code can cope with a not yet updated db.