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I use the Inline Entity Form module to build nested multiple forms. I have a design form in which there is an inline form - garment. And inside the garment form, there is a product field.
In the hook_inline_entity_form_entity_form_alter() I get $field_product_user_input
I am using Drupal 10 to build a web site that will act as a virtual guide for a touristic destination, e.g. Island-X.
The user, who is going to be the potential visitor of the destination, will be able to explore the island by following some suggested Routes. On each Route he will be able to explore a specific area and see/visit any Points of Interest alongside. So there are two basic content types (listing some of their custom fields below):
I am facing a challenge and I'm hoping someone here might have a solution or at least some guidance to offer.
Issue at hand: On my website, I want to ensure that when a user deletes their account, all their data, including all the content they've created (nodes, comments, etc.), is entirely and irrevocably deleted. My primary objective is not to retain any user data of someone from whom I no longer have consent. This includes the content they've produced.
I have been trying to install a patch to honeypot and I have put the code below in the json file in the root directory and also tried it in the honeypot directory and it does not seem to be installing it
I have a custom content type where user will be able to upload documentation. I would like that each file are automatically stored in a directory (inside /files) with the content of a text field.
By exemple, if the text field "Reference" is "TEST-001", the document must be stored inside /files/TEST-001. I've look for token but I didn't find the one I need.