We have a very large Drupal 7 application which we have built for a client. They have large numbers of their clients logging onto the system at all hours across the globe, to query thousands of rows of data. (sorry for my technical ignorance I am fairly new to Drupal). Our developer has used Rules module to generate queries and I believe Views to return the results. Some queries take over 5 mins. we have a very fast web server with 128gb ram. Is using the Rules module a good way to return this data or should we be writing db_query... in code?
When I try to migrate content while I have the domain access module, I get this error
InvalidArgumentException: Field field_domain_all_affiliates is unknown. in Drupal\Core\Entity\ContentEntityBase->getTranslatedField() (line 587 of /var/www/web/core/lib/Drupal/Core/Entity/ContentEntityBase.php).
This field is in my content type, and I have excluded this field from my migration script.
I have a fairly complex medical website that requires an intense node with fields to be completed by the visitor. It is NOT a Drupal webform, but a node.
I'm passing a date VAR in the url and would like to set the default date in the calendar popup field to that VAR when application page loads.
I don't fully understand when I should build a custom entity via YML or programmatically. I can do both, but I don't fully understand the tradeoffs of each or why it should be done one way versus another.
Is it basically that they offer different levels of customization: YML doesn't allow me to customize the storage schema or build custom routes, etc?