I'm currently working on a Drupal site where I need to upload and manage nearly 6,000 documents (mainly .pdf, .docx, and .ppt files).
Until now, I have only managed smaller numbers of documents, so handling this scale is new to me.
AI DeepChat Chatbot shows a "no valid stream events were sent" error message when run on Drupal 11.1.6 with Groq as a default model provider and Llama-4-scout-17B-i6e-Instruct as default LLM model for discussion. Groq was installed from the Drupal 1.0.5 AI module (admin/config/ai/settings) list of model providers on Ubuntu 24.04 with LiteSpeed as web server. PHP version is 8.3.19. Here is an example of discussion with the error message (in bold):
I loaded a theme and in the settings regions are identified with the option to add CSS class names to change the look of the region. I read the theme documentation and it states that I should put additional CSS into a file called local.css in the theme/css folder. There was an existing file, so I added a class to turn the background black and put the theme name into the box provided in the theme appearance page. I cleared the cache.
Nothing happened.
I would appreciate a pointer to how this process should work and what should I be doing?
Has anyone developed a mobile app for their Drupal website? I’m not talking about displaying the Drupal site in a frame, or anything like that. I’m thinking about creating a proper native iOS / Android app, and using the Drupal website's database, to give users the same experience as they get when they interact with the website.
I've got 3 Text fields on my form (1 & 2 on one page / card, 3 on the 2nd page).
If 1 & 2 get filled (click next to the 2nd card / page), is it possible to send the data to an API and write the API response into the Text field 3?
Is there any module / low code tool available that can do that? (ECA or a webform related module)?
Or only via custom code? If only via custom code, what would be the most reasonable and easiest approach?