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Hi,
I have a form submitted using AJAX, the form contains two fields. name and favorite movie.
I want the user to be able to submit the form a few times but I don't want him to write his name each time.
I want the name value he added to remain in the name input, and the movie field to be cleared with each submission
How can I do this using the webform module?
I know I can do it using local storage or cookies but I want to know if the webform module has a native way to do so.
Is there a module (preferably for D8) that allows you to create a Checkbox field? So you could create a field, there would be a checkbox which could be toggled on or off, and the state of the checkbox would save with the node. AJAX state change for the toggle would be even better.
Let me know of anything you think may work, thanks!
I run two Drupal websites on Bluehost. One is at 8.7.7 and one is at 8.7.5. Both sites are at PHP 7.2.26. The sites are text only and not that large.
Recently, Bluehost moved my sites to a new server and the page load time got very long (about 12 seconds). The site at version 8.7.7 is larger and slower. The site at 8.75 is smaller and not as slow. I spoke with the developer who upgraded my sites and with Bluehost.
From the developer:
I would have Bluehost enable the PHP Opcode Caching as it should help.
I have not done Facebook pixel before. I searched online and could not find anything for D8. Can you give some suggestions on how to add Facebook pixel to D8 site?
My site fell over on updating to 8.8.1 No information of significance in the Watchdog table and the PHP error log is full of "Uncaught PHP Exception Drupal\\Component\\Plugin\\Exception\\PluginException: "Plugin (paragraphs_actions)" messages. Drupal.org seems to have given up on troubleshooting; you seem to have gone all Apple on us ("the user is an idiot - let's keep him/her as far away as possible") so the support documentation is either for that idiot or for developers. Those of us between those two extremes are now left unsupported AFAICS.