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I've been having some trouble with sending emails with contact forms in my Drupal 10.2.4 site, so I ended up poking around some of the files to see if I might be able to spot anything untoward.

Anyway, I noticed that in the file core/lib/Drupal/Core/Mail/Plugin/Mail/phpMail.php starting at line 169, there is:

I am looking for a solution so i can build a view which shows me total comments made against one comment and how many users are participated in that (users who made comments)

for example right now i have

 

Comment:

Child Comment 01

     -Child Comment 01 - 01

Child Comment 02

Currently i tried with view but, it show me 2 comment bcz of parent. but how to achieved nested level for this approach need suggestions

I'm working in Drupal views.

I have a taxonomy vocabulary "First vocabulary" where terms can be tagged with taxonomy vocabulary "Second vocabulary".

"Lorem Ipsum Set Dolar" is not tagged on "Second vocabulary"
"Lorem Agricultural" is tagged on 9 tid by "Second vocabulary"
"Why lorem" is tagged on 12 tid of "Second vocabulary"

I'm making views REST API based on search API and
I have these 2 contextual filters
Search: Fulltext search
Taxonomy term datasource: Second vocabulary

For some reason, I'm having trouble getting the email component of contact forms to work cleanly.  I'm working on a Drupal 10.2.4 site.

The problem, in brief, is that the emails seem to be sent, but they are never received and I'm getting the following error message in my Status Report:
"SMTP module is enabled, turned on, but SmtpConnect() threw exception SMTP Error: Could not connect to SMTP host."

The site is working, all else looks good (no error message or WSOD) via Recent Log Messages.

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Please advise. Thanks a ton.

Jo.

Of course, this issue persists. Any help is welcome.

https://www.drupal.org/forum/support/before-you-start/2024-03-20/one-imp...

I have a bunch of webforms that i use to get my users sign off that they have read specific documents or completed a task.

On my old Drupal 6 site i created a custom PHP block to run a DB query like this.  This would then pop up for the user to complete the form again after 12 months.  This is an intranet site with only authenticated users logging in.