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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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If you edit a Drupal contrib module, the next time the module is updated those...
Andrew Fletcher
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As a web developer, you will most likely need to run local copies of a bunch of...
Andrew Fletcher
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The cache system in Drupal 9 delivers the API with the elements required for...
Andrew Fletcher
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How to get the current user or load a user using a uid value.
$current_user =...
Andrew Fletcher
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Running a few SEO and performance tests and I discovered that the site logo image tag doesn't contain a width and height variables!
How do you add image width and height to your site logo?
Working on the base that your theme file is a custom theme, then there are two files that you will need to edit:
theme file; and
system branding block file
Starting with the workhorse theme file
Check if you have a hook_preprocess_block function in your custom theme file.
The core code that you...
Andrew Fletcher
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How do you exclude the current node from a list view?
In some situations, for...
Andrew Fletcher
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Currently I'm working through an app that has been abandoned by the developers....
Andrew Fletcher
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First off, this isn't the only method to achieve the outcome of emptying a...
Andrew Fletcher
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I'm receiving an error with a path of Drupal\path_alias\AliasManager
Upgrading...
Andrew Fletcher
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Clear DNS Cache
The DNS (Domain Name Service) cache on your Mac helps browsers locate and connect to web addresses quickly. If your browser Safari or Chrome still fails to load websites, this can be the result of an obsolete DNS cache may be causing the issue. In this instance you want to focus clearing the cache. Using Terminal or iTerm2 enter the following command:
sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
Andrew Fletcher
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Changing git push from passphrase? There are several ways to tackle this...
Andrew Fletcher
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Let say in composer.json you have
"drupal/core-recommended": "^9.2" You're...
Andrew Fletcher
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Have you tried adding custom synonyms to Solr on Drupal?
How did you go?
What do...
Andrew Fletcher
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Running Docker
Dangerous word... I'm assuming that Docker is installed....