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i have created a module.
in my module i have created a form. Form submits data successfully in database.
i am getting data from database in a controller file. till that point everything is working fine.
Now i want to display data in my twig file.
How it is possible to display data from database in a twig file.?
What theme do you recommend for creating sub-theme (I prefer simple css or less)? Im not very experienced, I know css, less, html, basic js. I use grunt. I'm using bootstrap at the moment but don't use its functionalities so there is no point using BS and it has a lot of code that makes my work complicated. I want to make simple website, gallery, info, contact, news etc. If possible i'm looking for a responsive theme that won't be deprecated in future Drupal versions.
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I've successfully applied patches for modules, but when I add the following to my composer file, nothing happens (tried running composer install, composer update, composer update --lock). I don't get an error, I don't get anything.
So I have a multi-step webform which is used to serve quiz questions to the user. When the user selects right answer I am storing that value in the jquery, but the issue is the value gets reset after the page is reloaded because it is a multi-step form, so can anyone help me on how to get the proper count of how many questions user has answered correctly.