Still on Drupal 7? Security support for Drupal 7 ended on 5 January 2025. Please visit our Drupal 7 End of Life resources page to review all of your options.
I don't know if this is the right place, and I wouldn't know where exactly to post this, but in case it is a bug I hope someone can report it.
I explain the context first.
In the same hosting account I have two sites (including a subdomain that I use as a test). Both sites have Php 8.1.26 - Composer version 2.6.5 - Drush 12.4.3.0
I am working on a D10 site with IIS. Whenever I create a field for a content type I am redirected to a 404 page. When I go to edit the field, I am redirected to a 404 page. The following url is what drupal is creating:
The end of the url looks wrong, and I cannot figure out how to rewrite it. I have pathauto enabled. I cannot edit field paths in Drupal 10 it seems. I have Clean URLs enabled and my iis web.config rewrite rules are working correctly. This is happening for all fields
D10
ckE 5
By default all the inline files (mainly images in my case) are stored in one single foldersites/default/files/inline-images.
I worry if this is a safe way when the site is highly populated with inline files. (Let's say several tens of thousands images)
Is there a way to split the storage? (For example 1 folder per content type. or 1 folder per year/month as in image fields)
I am working on a project where user credentials need to be shared between a Drupal CMS and a FTP server, and so are going to be stored on an LDAP-managed directory service. All personal data of users have to be stored on the directory service and they have to be mapped to corresponding Drupal fields for the users. Other data, that is whatever I don't consider "personal data", should be stored on the Drupal CMS only.
Besides, on the directory server I will have to create several users automatically.