I have a Drupal 7 installation on a Linux server. It is currently running PHP version 8.0.30 and I want to upgrade it to PHP version 8.3.16, which if I'm not mistaken is the latest version compatible with Drupal 7. I downloaded the php-8.3.16.tar.gz tar file from php.net, but how do I install it?
I was wondering if there was a way to bulk delete files but to have the filter or option to save files that are linked on our website? There's a ton of old files on our website, but we don't know what's linked/relevant to the website and we want to avoid deleting files that are active on the website. My entire team is relatively new, so we're unsure on how to go about such a big project. I've looked into some modules, but I'm not sure if they can filter out links/documents that are active. We're running version 10.4.1. Bit of a shot in the dark, but thought I'd ask.
I have a setup where clicking a button on the first webform opens a second one. On the second webform, I perform an action and store some data in a session for later use. The challenge I’m facing is that after completing the action on the second webform and closing it, I want a post or an update to appear on the first webform.
We need to figure out a fix for this problem for us to get off drupal 7.x completely. In drupal 7 we have one single php script serving a bunch of urls. Currently in drupal 7 mod_rewrite rewrites the url so that the drupal php script picks its it up. Essentially we use mod_rewrite to map url with regexp /sitebase/[a-z0-9_]*-mypublic.html$ to /sitebase/mydrupalscript.php?origuri=<original_url>. /sitebase/mydrupalscript.php is an alias to single php page in drupal that again parses the origuri parameter and serves appropriate content...