The upgrade from Drupal 8/9 to Drupal 10 is considered to be one of the easiest major upgrades in Drupal's history. This is because Drupal 10 is built on the same codebase as Drupal 8/9 and focuses on removing deprecated code and dependencies.
Drupal is an open-source content management system that powers millions of websites around the world. It is known for its flexibility, scalability, and security. Drupal is used by organizations of all sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises and government agencies.
In a project where we use the Search API to search for content, we noticed that nodes that are marked as "noindex" by the Metatag module are visible during internal searches. Here is a ready-made solution for how to avoid this.
I have two content types that have the same fields. For certain nodes, I would like to convert from one node type to another. How can I accomplish this?
Sometimes during development, we need to completely remove all users from the site, for example, when you copy a site for another project or work with migration.
In a project where we use the Search API to search for content, we noticed that nodes that are marked as "noindex" by the Metatag module are visible during internal searches. Here is a ready-made solution for how to avoid this.
This is an issue that can happen in both Drupal 8 and Drupal 9. This is due to the fact that Drupal doesn’t actually delete the data for the field when you delete the field. It deletes the data during cron runs. If cron hasn’t been run enough times since you deleted the field, drupal won’t let you uninstall the module.
Retrieving the image URL from an image field in Drupal 8 and 9 seemed pretty straightforward too. Even the solution for getting the image style URL from a simple image field can be found quite easily. Getting the image URL from a media field can also be looked up easily.
The "Update Manager Advanced" module modifies the Drupal "Available updates" email report to include the information normally shown at /admin/reports/updates/update, with links to the module updates and their release notes description.
Since starting from Drupal v8.8.0 has removed the Wikimedia merge plugin and replaced it with a Composer 'path' repository, a native Composer feature which serves the same needs as the merge plugin with fewer disadvantages, in this short article, I want to show how to manage dependencies for a custom project.