First of all I'd like to preface by saying I'm a total noob with a lot of this stuff so please forgive my technical ignorance.
I need to install drupal commerce on my shared hosting server but I cannot because there's some sort of a memory limitation while trying to install it using composer which is, according to the drupal commerce developers, the proper way to install it.
With the #disable property I can make a field not editable
$ form ['field_meal'] ['widget'] [0] ['value'] ['# disabled'] = FALSE;
I have read that there is an option to do this through #states
I don't think that in my case it will be fine, as I have a select on an entityReference field and in relation to some boolean fields of the entityReference I have to make these fields editable or not.
I tried with the callBack and ajax response but I couldn't find any command to make the fields uneditable
I hope I was clear
I recently change m,y working PC and had to use the uner interface to install one or two modules because I thought I didn't have the time to resolve composer memory exhaustion error. Now I have eleminated the memory exhaustion error using the suggestions here but now I'm getting these errors (was able to resolve one) but it's not clear what the conflict is about, at least to me any idea:
A: When I run composer require solarium/solarium OR composer require drupal/printable OR composer require dompdf/dompdf OR composer update dompdf/dompdf
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Hi, I'm taking a look at using Drupal for replacing the functionality of my custom-written PHP-based website. The site consists of a one-off main page (its own layout), a number of article pages with common navigation, etc., a forum (Simple Machines Forum) and I want to implement a shopping cart. I did a number of things that might already be built into Drupal, or might be difficult:
I have a datetime field which contains the start date & time of an event. I want to setup an exposed filter on a view that allows a user to select a date and for the filter to show all events occurring on that date regardless of their start time.
I've tried setting up the datetime field with an exposed filter where i select a date, but it seems not to work (i presume because a time element is being included in the criteria too).