How to store the last accessed form values before a user logs out

Hi,

My webpage looks like the following:

https://imgur.com/a/cjLLK8d

I want to store the last accessed values of the form before the user logs out. So that when the logs in again, he sees the same page.

It would be helpful if you kindly let me know how this can be achieved.

Thanks,

Please Help with Driver Installation for D9

I’m attempting a fresh installation of Drupal 9. My web host has PHP 7.3, but I do not have MariaDB 10.3; therefore, my understanding is that I’ll have to use the provided driver. Except, I’m not understanding where in the directory I need to copy the extracted files. The path laid out in the driver’s page does not match the directory structure I’m seeing in my Drupal 9. This is the error message I am currently seeing before attempting any installation of the driver:

This page isn’t working

example.com is currently unable to handle this request.

HTTP ERROR 500

The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later.

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I headed for .htaccess which I thought could be the source and uncommented RewriteBase, but error persists. My Apache error log shows following :

Responsive tables filter

After an alarm from Google  Search Console/mobile-usability, the page https://touraine-vietnam.fr/docteurs-touraine-vietnam-tien-si  was detected as uncompatible with smartphone.
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How to add tag search in a block without showing entries?

I want to create a tag search block. I want an input field to be displayed in the block without any articles (just like normal website search). When someone enters something, tags (taxonomy terms) should be suggested. When the user clicks on a tag, he will be redirected to the taxonomy term page of that tag.

Is this somehow possible to create, for example with a view?

KPMG Meijburg & Co - Tax and Legal

For the international tax consultancy firm KPMG Meijburg we built a Drupal 8 website replacing the old custom CMS. The use of the paragraphs module in combination with custom templates  enabled KPMG Meijburg to create flexible content for a modern website.

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