If you are like me, almost every view I have will have this filter.  So I regularly have the need to set a contextual filter programmatically.  However, some won't and will have other contextual filters instead.

You can pass through the $view object the contextual filter params using the setArguments() method.  Say you want to pass three node nids to the view to filter the results contextually:

JSON structure

Outlining the structure of the elements common attributes: type, title, name and required;

Text area

{
    "type": "webform_multiple",
    "title": "What's new?",
    "name": "what_s_new_",
    "required": false
}

Text field

An additional attribute for the text field is maxlength

How to make React calls on a Drupal 9 backend site using the search functionality

Tools

The sample sent through from the front-end is as follows:

Working on a decoupled React / Drupal 9 site.

Aim: Adjust the output of curated content for the Work Resources page.  So the icon is displayed with a path.  Enabling React developers to select whether to use the image or icon.

Tools

In this instance, I'll check the beginning of the string.  I want to focus on the href's that start with /node/.  Which has been added using the variable $catchPhrase.

Using the Drupal service path_alias to return the node.nid as follows:

Trying to have a chat recently, and Microsoft Teams would not open on MAC OS.  Sometimes it would open without issue.  But today, no play.

The email comes through with no issue.  Opens in Safari with no issue.  But the link to open in Microsoft Teams, goes nowhere.

Below are the progressive steps that I took to resolve this issue (note that this could take multiple solutions - let's see):

 ERROR Error: Uncaught (in promise): TypeError: undefined is not an object (evaluating 'ce.imageURL')

When attempting to do a git push, are you getting the following response:

fatal: The current branch main has no upstream branch.
To push the current branch and set the remote as upstream, use

git push --set-upstream origin main

Quick solution, instead run the command

git push origin main

And the response will push what you were attempting to do

This code is from Drupal 9 back-end for a React front-end via REST API.

Working through the output for recently viewed pages... the code structure:

Working from the bases that .DS_Store has not been added to your git repository, then you can add it to your .gitignore file.

touch .gitignore

In the .gitignore file add the following

# Hide the DS_Store files
**/.DS_Store

However, if it's already there, then in Terminal you will need to write: