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I am trying to delete all traces of a module we developed but we are not using it anymore. I first uninstalled(disabled) the module, then deleted the files (the module folder), and then deleted every trace of the module in the config files. Then, I used Drush to do a "config-export" (this didn't change any files).
After that, I committed the changes to git, but now we are getting errors when installing the site again since D9 keeps looking for the module.
The specific error is "PluginNotFoundException", "plugin does not exist".
I am new to Drupal and am using DDEV to build a website on my local computer. I am doing this with Acquia Academy. I am having issues using the PowerShell to install composer and then Drupal. I run the script they provided, and it comes up with an error message. I am not sure if this is the correct forum to ask this question. I need to figure out how to do this.
My subcontractor created Drupal webpage on my server, (Drupal 10 installed with composer) it takes long time and effort. He didn't share finally any login and pass and he dissapeared, no contact. There is some chance to get admin login and password from DB? I have access to DB and FTP, everything is installed on my server.
I am about to develop an information system. The current (old) system was designed classically with a RDBMS database, frontend, and backend (using a PHP framework). For the new version I’d like to use Drupal. Using according content types, entity relations, views, and aggregation functions, this seems to work quite well, even without additional coding. Like this I can benefit from Drupal’s rich frontend and backend functionalities – including the management of data fields and their appearance in frontend and backend.
I want to make a flexible forum with a separate page for articles that are supposed to be reviewed before publishing. By flexible I mean an ability to features such as like/dislike for each message, or similar minor things. In short - it shouldn't be too complicated to slightly modify the behavior of the forum.
I tried Drupal 10 but it looks like all the forum modules require Drupal 7 (or 8), so the question is: