Drupal 8.x

Dear All,

   I am in the group responsible for the new site of my university lab (~ 100 researchers) in France.

We need to choose between WordPress/Drupal, primary based on the level of structure and integration that we wish to implement.

Hi,
I want to make a drupal 8 installation on a server and share the database to 2-3 computers with local installations.
What is a easy/good approach doing this? (Im not a developer but have made some drupal sites)

Thanks!

I have a view and have styled the view with a twig template. The view contents belong to a content type called 'Programs'. Now, I would like to add a 'Upload' button in the view so the Admins can login and add the reports. The view structure will be as below

https://imgur.com/a/sLuhW4w

Is there any module to support this? Or is this possible through Drupal UI?

Hi.

I import thousends of 'simple page' content type from an old D7. Because of internal links from external I want to keep the old Node ID. The XML file I created contains the nid tag. Unfortunately I couldn't find a way to map that tag to my new D8 content type.

Is there a way to add a nid field?

Using composer I installed Drupal 8.8.5 on a CentOS 8 machine. The machine is within our internal network behind a firewall so no inbound http/https but outbound connections are open, so it is not sitting behind a proxy.

Had a little trouble with getting file permissions correct but was able to successfully install.

After install, just clicking around, I noticed that the Update module (/admin/reports/updates) is producing an error for core saying "Failed to get available data."

When adding a new field to an entity type, what determine the list of the available entities types that can be referenced? Where and how can I change this list?

I want to reference Paragraphs (for a specific reason I need to use a reference field an not a reference revision field) and I can't select "Paragraph" as a type to be referenced (I could before an update). I need to manually edit the field configuration to make it work.