HI

I've just taken over as webmaster of a site for a small not-for-profit group, website is at https://www.surreyarchaeology.org.uk/content/sihg_front

The previous webmaster resigned suddenly and is no longer available to guide me. I've very little experience with Drupal, although I'm an ex-IT bod (long retired) who has done quite a lot in WordPress.

Hello,

My site is setup to show links to our social media pages in our header area.

Under:

/public_html/sites/all/themes/ourtheme

I was able to update one of these links as needed in this file:

page.tpl.php

The change has been successful on every page of our site except for our homepage, even after deleting and refreshing cache.

I'm not a developer, just trying to figure things out as I go.

Can anyone please let me know if there is a separate file that controls what shows on the homepage that needs to be edited as well?

Hello, i have an issue with my navigation. Somehow its not updateing latest updates that i made. Dekstop works fine, but mobile version is still old. As i understand, it uses only single module, doesnt matter if its dekstop or mobile. 
Dekstop:
https://prnt.sc/mdpFYlVjBm8D
And heres mobile:

https://prnt.sc/rMCIs3lr9Uma

Thanks for help.

I have a custom module which retrieves data from a third-party site (Strava). I have implemented a custom block via hook_block_view() which handles the authorisation dialogue between my user and Strava. This works and retrieves information about the user which I store as a database record. Now I want the user to provide data for some additional fields for this record. I have implemented a form to collect this data. Once the authorisation dialogue is complete I present this form to the user. The form includes a hidden field which contains the key for  the database record.

If someone tries to log into my Drupal site (http://mysite/user/login) is there a way to get an email if the username or password is wrong and the login attempt fails?

Hello,

As a web developer, I'm relatively new to Drupal and recently encountered a situation with a client's Drupal 7 website. Upon migrating their site to my VPS server, I ensured that the PHP INI settings and PHP version matched those of the previous server.

Although the website appears to be functioning correctly, I encountered an unexpected error when attempting to access the backend dashboard after logging in as admin. The error message displayed is:

"The website encountered an unexpected error. Please try again later."