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Article: Drupal 9: Creating Custom Events
… The events system in Drupal 9 allows for different parts of the system to communicate in an object-oriented manner. During the normal processing of a page, Drupal will trigger events … the same code. Originally published here https://www.codeenigma.com/blog/events-system-in-drupal-9 … Drupal 9: Creating Custom Events …
… If you run a Drupal site for any length of time you will quickly realise that a few paths that … and if they can exploit it or not. It's a bit of a shame that the internet is like this, but it's just one of the things you need to be aware … site you can use the following SQL. This assumes that you have the DBLog module active on the site, which might not always be the case. The …
Article: DrupalCamp London 2017
… DrupalCamp London 2017 was held on the 4th and 5th of March at the newly refurbished main hall of City, University of London. The new … Matt Glaman, who talked about his journey into development from his original career of a delivery driver. He is now an author, a … a synopsis of that experience. I will probably be writing one or two blog posts regarding the Webform module in the coming months, so I …
Article: DrupalCamp London 2018
… London 2018 so I thought I would try to write up my experiences for the weekend. DrupalCamp London ran from 2nd to the 4th of March and … make it and a few sessions had to be rearranged. Thankfully, everyone made it to the camp in the end. The conference started with Ryan … who talked about Doing Well and Doing Good . This talk was based on a blog post from Dries, who talked about Acquia and how they support …
… I just spend the last few minutes looking for the solution to this so I thought that someone else might be able to benefit from it. Calling the hook_form_alter() … not "node-form" but "contenttype-node-form". So in order to alter the blog node edit form you would create the following function: function …
Article: Drupal Features
… The Drupal Features module is a way of packaging site components with the ultimate aim of easing migration. For example, an events section in Drupal doesn't just contain a node … just blocks of functionality. The idea is that if you create a "blog" feature then you can package that and deploy it to multiple …
… I like working with DrupalVM and I've worked with Ansible based Vagrant setups … Vagrant, but you can run it with Docker if you like. When starting a new site project I normally add DrupalVM to the codebase so that I can … on what is in the recommended composer file see my previous blog post on the subject . After this step you can require any other …
Article: Drupal Camp London 2013
… I'm just letting all my neurons cool down after a fantastic Drupal Camp at City University, … London. These Drupal camps are getting bigger, better, and much more frequent in a really, feely, organic way. They never feel like … and modules. However, he was actually reading from a 2006 blog. Highlighting that not enough has changed and more can be done to …
Article: DrupalCamp London 2015
… Nearly a month has passed since my visit to London for this year's DrupalCamp and I thought I would put my thoughts down on the blog. I went down with a group of colleagues from my company Access on …
… The title tag on the Blog module index page (found at /blog after the module is installed) … of Drupal. I've been talking to other Drupal developers and reading forums about the best way to go about changing the title of the blog … containing the word "blog". The only limitation here is that this will need to be altered every time the title changes. This, however, …