I'm new to Drupal. We're converting our current site to Drupal.
Some of our content types have a specific purpose. But, some are sort of generic, the only difference is the styling that is applied to them. Some pages have cards that are larger with text beneath an image and some have text wrapping the image. Some have a background that is slightly different,etc. The users insist on having everything the same in the Drupal site. What is the best approach to creating content types and handling the variations in styling?
I'm working on a custom module to update a field "curryear_birthdate" in an entity "Person" in my Drupal 10.2.4 site using the hook_ENTITY_TYPE_presave() construct. I followed the template that several Drupal guides showed.
I have two problems:
1) The field doesn't get updated; and
2) I put a debugging display in to see what might be the problem and the display is not appearing.
I am trying to migrate my settings in .htaccess to my vhost.conf. I am also trying to disable mod_rewrite. Apache says you should avoid it. I have one problem. The following rewrite rules in .htacces are neccesary for css and js aggregation to work:
I have a paragraph text field where user will enter text. In between some headers, I want to insert a variable that is created in the subtheme file. For example, in the paragraph there is :
Header
paragraphs
{{ my variable }} - I want to put this anywhere within the text.
More text
Initially, I had the variable placed at the end of the paragraph, but I realized that the users will want to place the variable anywhere they want inside the paragraph.
My Drupal 10 website hosted on OVH was functioning normally and everything was working fine.
However now when I try to access any page containing a form, it displays this error, even though I haven't made any changes or modifications:
*The website encountered an unexpected error. Try again later. Drupal\Core\Database\DatabaseExceptionWrapper: SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access violation: 1142 INSERT command denied to user 'xxxxxxx'@'xx.xx.xx.xx' for table 'watchdog': INSERT INTO "watchdog" ...
I'm building a custom module which calls for a table that has TH tags as the first cell in every row of a table. Be damned if I can figure out how to make that happen.