Hello everyone, I am working on a Drupal 10 site that worked flawlessly before, but one day after we updated all the modules in Drupal's settings. The site is no longer accessible and shows the following error, I tried to find solutions on the Internet but had no luck, does anyone have any ideas? Thanks for helping!
PS: Since I am not the guy who did the updates, I've asked the PIC but he cannot recall which modules he updated. So, sorry for being unable to provide such information.
Hi, at some point in the past I used certbot to set up SSL certificates for my drupal site (drupal 10 on ubuntu 22.04). I need to renew the certificate, but certbot renew fails to complete the challenge because it can't read files from the .well-known/acme-challenge folder within my drupal site.
I've tested creating /var/www/html/web/.well-known/acme-challenge/test.txt and I can't download it from url.com/.well-known/acme-challenge/test.txt either (access denied). I assume something in drupal's .htaccess is blocking it. I can see the following entries:
Is anyone aware of a module or a view configuration that would help identify pages (basic pages) that are orphaned. Those pages that are not linked in menu structure OR within manual links inside content.
I have attempted to create a view using some recommendations I have seen on various similar questions but nothing seems to provide this function.
I’m currently working on restoring an old Drupal site from backup files, and I would love to hear your suggestions and advice on how to do this effectively.
I’ve already got the backup files, but I’m looking for insights on the best approach to ensure a smooth restoration process. Specifically, I’m interested in understanding if there are any best practices or common pitfalls to avoid when restoring a Drupal site from backup.
Is there a module or another way to add custom fields to a Views block, where the field would be filled in when placing the block in the Block layout, similar to how "Items per block" is selected?
For example, a Background Color field where one of the predefined colors could be chosen.