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."

I have a Drupal 10.2.4 website that uses the Olivero heart theme. I created a subtheme and I want the navigation bar menus to be automatically opened when the website is not in desktop mode.

Here are the files I used to create my script :

https://git.drupalcode.org/project/drupal/-/blob/10.2.4/core/themes/olivero/js/navigation-utils.js?ref_type=tags

Hello,

I would like to display formatted html inserted with CKeditor in a twig template but when I apply a raw twig filter to my variable it doesn't work...

<div class="description-plus">{{ packInfo.descriptionFull|raw|nl2br }}</div>

An other dev said me to use packInfo.descriptionFull.value but it's also not working

How to fix this to have strong paragraphs, a link correctly formatted... ?

Thanks.

Hello everyone, Myself Emmanuel Katto, 

I am wondering if there is a module that can extract text from a PDF and import or create a standard article or node using the extracted text. 

I have searched through several modules, but it seems that most of them are outdated and not actively maintained.

Do you have any suggestions for modules that would work with Drupal 10?

Thank you!

Hi, 

I'm new to the dev side of Drupal, although my library (I'm a librarian at a university) has used it for many years.

I am working with two independent teams of computer science students who are both developing a Drupal 10 module that does essentially the same thing (building to the same list of functional requirements), although the two teams are going to end up with differently designed products.

In simpler terms, can Drupal 9 handle having the website files (index, script, css, etc.) in a folder and loading this page onto a Drupal site so that it functions the same way? And can we input data into the database in such a way that we can retrieve it with Drupal (for the profile page, where we list the user's details alongside their course results)? I plan to implement the profile page with a module, but if that doesn't work, I'll resort to a solution similar to the games.

Aside from the course-based solution, I also need to include two other games, which I'd like to load onto the site similarly (also saving player statistics for those games).