WRAP

By mcibty on
Wrap homepage May 2022

Building a sustainability charity a new Drupal 8 website

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Non-profit

St John's College, University of Cambridge

By mcibty on

The design, build, infrastructure development and ongoing support of an evolving Drupal website.

Sectors: 
Education

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health

By mcibty on

Assisting a fellow Drupal agency to solve a deployment issue
 

The RCPCH (Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health), is a professional organisation for paediatricians in the United Kingdom. It is in charge of paediatricians' postgraduate training and administers the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health examinations.

Sectors: 
Healthcare

A user-friendly and intuitive wizard that starters can use completely independently.

By Dropsolid on
Acerta case ikwilstaren

We built a user-friendly and intuitive wizard that starters can use completely independently. A modular platform that formed the foundation for future e-commerce projects. The use of Drupal and a transparent collaboration ensuring that Acerta now makes changes to the platform completely independently, without the intervention of an external partner or a technical department.  

Sectors: 
E-Commerce

Taxonomy Terms missing Title and Description. What Did I do Wrong? (Views Question)

By JBanic on

Dear all,

A disclaimer first, I am a medievalist, not an IT guy and my knowledge of coding is extremely limited.

I have just set modified the view for my Taxonomy terms, changing the contextual filter from the default "Content: Has taxonomy term ID" to "Content: Has taxonomy term ID (with depth)".

The reason I did that was because I wanted the parent element to also display child items. E.g. the term "Holy Roman Empire" should display all the nodes in which specific Roman emperors were tagged.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 8.x

Approach body with PHP

By ludootje on

This is what I try to do:

  • I'm looking for a way to (programmatically with PHP) go through all nodes of a certain type, one by one, 
  • count the number of Words (with php str_word_count) of the body of each  node, 
  • write the title, the nid and the number of words in a simple table, 
  • go to the next node and repeat everything. 

THe result would be something like:

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