I am testing whether or not you can delete a user from the users table in the database with an SQL command (DELETE FROM users WHERE uid = "").
While the deletion is successful in the database, the "people" tab in the admin bar will throw an error when trying to access that page. (I restored the database so I don't remember the error.
My question is, can you remove a user from the database without having to delete them from the Drupal interface? I have over 1000 users I have to remove.
On Drupal 8.8.1, under Ubuntu Linux 18.04, used SSH in Update Manager to upload (from my local computer) and install a new module (Easy Install). Drupal worked away and the results page indicated successful install.
I am buidling a Drupal based page where I want to have more flexibility in creating content as usual. For solving this requirement, I use the Paragraphs module, and I also disabled the standard body text. So now, a user can now freely decide how he wants to mix images, text and other content (like embedded videos). For example, an article could now start with a text followed by a full size image, or with 2 half size images followed by a full size video and then the text and so on.
Just a shot in the dark here but I've been fighting with an issue trying to set up an anchor link from a link field that brings you down to a section of the page. The problem is it cuts off everything above it and you can't scroll up anymore. This is probably more of a CSS/markup issue rather than Drupal but I wanted to ask in case someone knows of an issue doing this in Drupal. Thx
I installed php driver and php library for mongodb connection. I followed the instructions for configurations and into the Reports session of drupal I have the following message
Valid configuration
extension version 1.6.1 found
databases and clients are consistent
But I do not receive connection into mongoDB server