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Andrew Fletcher
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Do you want to know how to add a node alias in a twig file? Rather than do the set up in a custom module or using your theme file.
To be able to create a node alias in a twig file you need to know the node.nid value. Obviously without it you have nothing to reference from. In this example, the node.nid value is extracted during a loop. A fairly standard loop such as
{% for row in rows %}
// ... script doing some magic ... //
{% endfor %}Begin by setting the nid value...
Andrew Fletcher
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Having access to a site’s URL in your templates can come in handy for many...
Andrew Fletcher
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I want to create a content type that has a paragraph. Easy enough.
What...
Andrew Fletcher
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Since upgrading to Drupal 9.3.0 have you come across this error?
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Andrew Fletcher
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When you have an entity ID value such as node ID (nid) or taxonomy term ID, how...
Andrew Fletcher
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Working in Twig, I had to add classes to a pre-existing array. Whilst I've grown used to the patterns in PHP, these cannot be applied in Twig. Instead I had to merge the new array elements.
Non associative arrays
Working from a base level, I'll begin as if the original array hasn't been set. The merge filter expects as first argument an array whose content will be merged with the assigned variable:
{% set myArray = [] %}
{% set myArray = myArray|merge(['tw-flex-inline'])...
Andrew Fletcher
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Working in Laravel, I needed to loop through an array and know whether the...
Andrew Fletcher
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Using shell access you the site you want to add the Spyc library. Then go...