I have a form that is used to play a game (users select between one of two images multiple times) that utilizes a service class that manages loading images, calculating results, etc. How can I instance this service class one time so that it doesn't get re-instanced every time I rebuild the form, do you have to do it in form_state?
I was trying to do it in `__construct` because I thought that was only called when you first instanced the form, but when you rebuild the form it gets called again so my service class gets re-instanced.
The default Drupal logger is so inefficient it can't even print out an array containing two content-types, what gives? I'm trying to log an array that contains two content-types but I keep getting the error that I've ran out of memory, which is ridiculous because I currently have my setting at `512M`.
It seems crazy to me that it takes Drupal more than 512MB to log some text....
After you migrate content from an old site (currently the live site), images users, etc.. into a new Drupal site. And the new site is still being worked on by developers, it is not ready to go live yet. Editors are adding new content to the old live site. The question is do editors need to add new content to the old live site and the new Drupal site until the new site goes live?