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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).
How to set such a thing in Drupal 10.2 for a following case?
If users have submissions, show them their submissions' pages for further editing, if not, show the webform page instead.
All authenticated users are given permission to edit their own submissions and view each other's.
That redirect is aimed to fulfill a directive "One submission per user", making those easier to read, export, search and edit for the authorized personnel. Some functions, or even a compatible module would suit well...
When opening the site the last users details are visible in the login box. I heard 'login register path' would fix it so I tried to download but there doesn't seem to be a Drupal 7 version. Any advice would be very welcome.
My goal is very easy in thought.
What im trying to accomplish is using a alias domain to display everything that is related to the primary domain.
Site is Drupal 7 version.
It will share the same db/website/public_html dir/users
I have Cpanel.
Domain1.com (Primary)
Domain2.com (Alias)
I succesfully setup the alias domain but when trying to display it in the browser the domain jumps back to primary domain when it comes to /node/ permalinks