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Editing node contents on my testsystem (Linux-Debian, Apache, PHP 7.2) works just fine. However, after transfering the complete directory tree and MySQL database to the production system on my shared-hosting provider, I cannot change content on THAT system anymore. The little "pencil in a circle" widget is displayed as usual. Also, I can open the content alright using the admin-content-menu. The database (MySQL 5.7) is obviously accessible both from the Drupal (8.6.4) server system and also from my local MySQL-client.
I'm working on a new D8 site that I hope will have multiple users contributing articles. The articles will be allowed to have media like images, videos, etc. What I'm wondering is has anyone found the best way to set up where all the media files will go?
My first thought was in for example, Media Types > Audio, I would set the File directory to be: audio/current-user/[date:custom:Y]-[date:custom:m]. I'm trying to get it so not all the files end up in the same directory until there is a massive list of media all in the same place.
I have a drupal 8 installation which worked perfectly ok on PHP version 5.6.38.
My hosting provider decided that it is time for a PHP upgrade, so installed version 7.1.
The drupal website is still running ok, but another mediawiki site needs upgrading. So my hosting provider offers the possibility to return to the old PHP version for a while... The mediawiki is now works perfectly, but my drupal site wants to go back to /core/install.php...