I am looking for help in the further development of my personal drupal project. A few years ago I started building a drupal website www.guitartonemaster.com as a hobby. The website now has 12,000 visitors per month with 5000 registered users and consists of 4500 pages.
Is there a way to hide custom fields on password reset form when first time user click click on temporary login link then hide all custom fields. Because now it is showing all custom fields on the form.
When checking status report, with SimpleTest core module in use (Drupal 8.9.11), the below is reported:
The testing framework requires the PHPUnit package. Please run 'composer install' to ensure it is present.
However, 'composer install' does nothing, nor there are matching recognizable 'phpunit' modules/projects, suitable for Drupal 8.*. How can the above be handled without disabling testing framework?
Hi everyone - and soon to be a merry christmas :-)
This question has probably been answered before - I hope I will not get trolled out of the Forum, he he.. I have tried my best to search for answer, have found a lot - but nothing really helped me.. But I might be lucky that some of you can nudge me in the right direction.
We are trying to redirect one of our (latest D8 version) site URLs with UTM Params to the non-drupal Destination site. The Drupal8 site is hosted in Acquia. Because there are 2000+ URLs of the site to be redirected we are using .htccess redirection for flexibility. There are some changes from source URLs to destination URLs so we can't use regular expressions.
Let us know if there is a way to retain the UTM Params if site hosted in Acquia (Varnish enabled by default) so we can try the option. We already disabled Drupal Cache from the backend.