Drupal 8.x

Hello All,

I'm working on a project that will calculate response times for our fire department. I paid a guy to develop a custom module to calculate the 90th percentile value of an array based on a date filter. All was well until I compared the results to the results I got in Excel using the "percentile" formula. The difference is about :30 secs +/-

No sure where to go from here.... any advice is greatly appreciated!

Jim

I am not sure what i am doing here, tho probably it's best way to ask something about drupal. I am pretty new in all this: drupal/php/css/js (okey, you are talking with noob on windows, who can fix few bugs on some phpbb forum with google help maximum, thats it), actually i'm just trying to edit existing theme a bit. Is there any way i can change padding between tags and "readmore", "login", "register" on a main page? I'm using drupal 8.8.0 and lastest version of this theme.

Hello

Following the installation of  the module Anonymous Login , my site was broken and I no access to it.

So I have been trying to use drush to repair / troubleshoot my way out.

But virtually all drush commands end with :

PHP Fatal error: Trait 'Drupal\system\ModuleDependencyMessageTrait' not found in /var/www/html/lowbosc/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Extension/ThemeInstaller.php on line 21

I can only find a single entry for this error in google and I have no idea what to do.

Currently, my home page states:

I am looking for a module that will help me display a few lines on the front page of a site and when you click on a button, it will expand to full text or article. Probably using AJAX or jQuery.

Currently we can make a break point which will display a read more option but that will take us to a full node. I want to stay on the same page and same URL but expand a text area, that's all.

Anyone know of such a module or code?

In the case of having multiple databases aggregated into a .sql file dump of around 1Gb from PHPMyAdmin, but require just one database from the multiple databases dumped in the .sql file, to hopefully restore a drupal site which has crashed following an attempt to install some modules.