But, this does not completely meet my needs, because it only allows data access to content types based on user roles. I'm looking for something more detailed, where we can indicate at the article level, the role(s) that will be able to access the data.
Ex: I have two very distinct roles (Role1 & Role2) as well as three article-type contents.
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.
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.