I have a bunch of webforms that i use to get my users sign off that they have read specific documents or completed a task.

On my old Drupal 6 site i created a custom PHP block to run a DB query like this.  This would then pop up for the user to complete the form again after 12 months.  This is an intranet site with only authenticated users logging in.

Hello everyone,

I'm currently working on a project in Drupal 10 and I need to create a text list field. However, the list I want to input is quite extensive, and manually entering each item is time-consuming. I was wondering if there's a way to create a text list field by simply pasting a list of text, rather than adding each item one by one?

Any insights or suggestions on how to achieve this efficiently would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

I have a simple question, it doesn’t seem to be difficult, because... what I need does not work on a new D10 installation and I have not found how to solve it.
I insert an image (from an IP camera) into an article as a thumbnail, the image itself is located on the same server and this image is updated by a bash script on the server.
My problem is that when I update the page of the article, the image is not updated. May update if I press Ctrl +F5, but it's not user friendly.

I have been searching around how to add folders for content when it gets uploaded, specifically I am uploading all file types (images, pdf, etc) and I see that all the content goes into one location or bucket. I want the content to go into their own folder or directory like "hr" or "content" directory.

I saw that you can use the File (Field) Paths module which I have installed but I am not sure how to configure it properly to do so. I am making a api call to a "File" endpoint like this:

/file/upload/node/article/field_file

I have a content type called Team Member and one called Site.

I have a content reference field on the Team Member content type to link the team member to the site that they work at.

I now need to have a views block at the bottom of each Site node page which will list all team members that work at the related site.

How is this possible?
Thank you

I'm using bootstrap style menus and am pretty close to where I think I need to be but have one hopefully last issue.

I started with a standard bootstrap navbar menu and then went to TB Mega Menus which are largely similar theming I think.

I put 

navbar  navbar-dark bg-primary bg-edge2edge justify-content-center

on my menu block and got a nice primary color full width menu bar.

Sweet.

Trying to tweak the colors of the actual menu items using scss and rebuilding my theme is mostly working.