I want to turn a Drupal menu with a many links and sub links into a left sidebar accordion menu. An example is on the OPM website here in the left sidebar. 

I cannot make cron run on my D10 site. I'm not sure this is relevant, but the site was migrated from a Drupal 7 site.

In the status report, it says cron has not run since the site was created ('4 days 5 hours ago').

If I try to run it manually by clicking on the link provided on /admin/config/system/cron, Drupal loads a completely blank page, except for the message "The website encountered an unexpected error. Try again later."

I managed to install D 10.2.5 using the standard method on a shared linux hosting. Everything seems to be going well, but there are two small details that make me say I didn't do everything right.

- The "/update.php" page has no layout (simple text appears)

- On the same page, the "continue" link still shows the path to the "/web" subdirectory:

I have a custom module which retrieves data from a third-party site (Strava). I have implemented a custom block via hook_block_view() which handles the authorisation dialogue between my user and Strava. This works and retrieves information about the user which I store as a database record. Now I want the user to provide data for some additional fields for this record. I have implemented a form to collect this data. Once the authorisation dialogue is complete I present this form to the user. The form includes a hidden field which contains the key for  the database record.

Hi All

I have a node bundle that is translatable. For now I have languages en and es. Besides several text fields there is also an image field on the node bundle. When I want to update the image field I call URL below

https://mysite.com/{language}/jsonapi/node/{bundle}/{uuid}/field_image

The actual URL is more like this where language is 'en'

..../en/hidden/493443093fc62c86c08039c627ee925d/node/exercise/2b25e4b3-2f63-48b5-8374-db2d590f6058/field_exercise_board_image

Hello,

I have a lot of 404 pages in my log. Many of them are Wordpress related. April 3rd att 22.30 I hade almost four full pages  and all Wordpress related, w-content, wp-includes, etc. Examples below.

I had a Drupal site about five years, then I got the (bad) idea to try Wordpress and used it for about 1,5 years. Then I went back to Drupal for about 1,5 years ago and have used it since. Is it because I used Wordpress for a while I get these 404 pages? Or is it some kind of attack? What do you think?

Fred