Post installation

Hi all,

hope you are well.

I would love to make a pop-up, where new users can register to my Drupal 10 site, with email adress and username.

So i installed Simple Popup Blocks to have a popup: https://www.drupal.org/project/simple_popup_blocks

and in order to have the user registration page domain.com/user/register as a block i installed https://www.drupal.org/project/formblock

Mysql 15.1 distribution 10.5.23-MariaDB, PHP and Drupal 10.2.2 

Penultimate sql backup is about 60MB but last sql backup is about 800mb.

I find it strange because my website is pretty much only core with just one contrib extension (Context module) and I don't recall making any significant change in the website besides adding a few nodes and a few images and editing many nodes (mainly adding taxonomy terms and creating new taxonomy terms).

Hello Drupal community,

I'm facing a challenge in my Drupal project and could use some guidance from experienced developers. Here's the situation:

I have a Drupal view that displays several numeric fields, and I need to implement a range filter for these fields. The goal is to allow users to specify a minimum and maximum value, and then filter the view results based on this range.

I want to create a few nodes which must be A4 page in size, as limited in LibreOffice Writer or Microsoft Word.

Is there a reasonable way to this in Drupal and how would you prefer to do it?

1. Shared hosting at Hostinger
2. Installed the latest Drupal via their auto-installer (10.2.3)
3. Enabled Media Library
4. No other modules, config changes, imports, etc - clean install
5. Upload image - upload is successful, entry is created, the original file is located in /sites/default/files/2024-02
6. PROBLEM: The Thumbnail should be in /sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail/public/2024-02/ - but it is not there, this is reflected in an error message in the log for every attempt to load for example the media gallery

Hi friends.
I'm trying to log back into an old site after years and can't get in. Resetting the password by mail does not work, I always get an error.
So I did it via an SQL command in the database. The command is also executed, but I still can't get in. I used SQL to create an MD5 hash as the password.
as a password. In my opinion, Drupal also works with MD5 hashes and the password is then also in the correct place in the database as an MD5 hash (-> 70c04e53f3216a44d9b4f3e517f9b45c unencrypted 'NewPassword').