Everything seemed to run smoothly, downloading modules via Composer, enabling them and updating DB via Drush.
But at some point I needed to install a module via GUI, and to my surprise I realised that in both sites run via Composer I have the exact same problems.
If I activate 'run update' I get the error "In order to run update.php you need to either have "Administer software updates" permission or have set $settings['update_free_access'] in your settings.php", and if I try to install a new module it says "Access denied - You do not have permission to access this page".
I am building a webform using the webforms module in Drupal 10 and I want to subtract two date fields and as a result display the difference between the dates.
For example, {{ 11-01-2024 - 10-01-2024 }} = {TheDifferenceInDays}.
I have tried using the following expression in my computed twig field however this is returning a value of 0 - is that because the date fields need to be in a specific format?
I'm having this issue where all the revisions have the latest timestamp of when the node was last saved. I need these to show the real revision time, any idea what could be causing this? Thanks.
If you add a ­ in the source code, switch back to text edit and then look into the source code again, the ­ is gone. CKEditor 5 replaces it with an invisible /u00AD, which is still a soft hyphen.
BUT … since the Unicode character is invisible, an editor has no chance to see if and where a ­ has been added. Why does CKEditor hide this information?
Starting around 10 days ago the boost cache on a few of my Drupal 7 sites have grown exponentially. On one site I have just cleared 232Gb from the cache/normal directory.
Most of the cache files are in a particular directory relating to a node type. This node type is for hotels which are imported via an api. At present there are 30,000 of these. Obviously this is a lot, but it has been this many for years without the cache being massive. In fact, looking at the disk usage it is a very sudden and sharp rise.