I have an error message if I disable htaccess files on Drupal 8

I have an LAMP server for my Drupal 8 site.

I want to disable htaccess files to have a better server.

I followed the following tutorial :

https://www.vincentliefooghe.net/content/virtualhost-apache-pour-drupal

But now when I load a page of my site, I have a blank page with the following message :

    handle($request); $response->send(); $kernel->terminate($request, $response);

share a node link in another node (like sharing inside Facebook)

Hello,
I try to build a social networking site based on Drupal 8.

Now I'm searching a solution/module where a user can share his node inside the network. Comparable with the sharing functionality in Facebook.

Javascript placement problem

My script (Drupal Jquery) requires to be run last thing on the page, but superfish is placed in the page footer in the html.html.twig template of my theme.

I placed my script in the xx.libraries.yml file, but it gets executed at the start. is there a way to specify in libraries.yml that it should be executed last?

Superfish JS is executed via this line in the html.html.twig template bottom:

<js-bottom-placeholder token="{{ placeholder_token|raw }}">

what could I do to have my script executed after superfish?

Is it possible to securely allow users to login from one D8 website to another?

Hello,

Supposing I handle three websites and one of them is the company website, is it possible to allow site administrators to login to the other websites automatically through the company website?

For clarity sake, supposing the main website is website A, and the other two websites are B and C, is it possible to create two links in website A which directly login said user in website B and C without requiring the user to enter login credentials? I don't need to be able to register the user automatically (I can deal with manually registering users in all three websites).

User 1 not visible in memberslist

Hi all,

Is user 1 supposed to be invisible to other members?

I'm new to Drupal, searched the forums about this but i can't find anything about this.

Kind regards,

Peter

Clean install of 8.6.10 resulted in 8.4.4

I am just testing out and playing with Drupal on my shared DreamHost service. I just setup a new clean db and site with Drupal. Upon getting logged in and checking for updates I receive a notice that an update was available to 8.6.10 and that I had version 8.4.4 installed.

I looked into the update steps, but also the download directory. The copy I downloaded and pushed to my host was 8.6.10. So since I am new to this I'm not sure why it is telling me I have 8.4.4

Any thoughts on what is going on?

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