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How can I add a condition to a Drupal 9 entity query using another entity query on a different entity type?

I'll illustrate the question by describing one specific use case, though I don't think it would be difficult to come up with any number of plausible use cases.

The application for this use case tracks articles in published medical literature. An article is represented by a custom entity type w ...

I have a node type that can be created by authenticated users. In the node create form, I added a terms-of-service checkbox via a form hook like so:

function themename_form_alter(&$form, &$form_state, $form_id) {
  if ($form_id == 'node_nodetype_form') {
    $form['field_tos_accept'] = array(
      '#type' => 'checkbox',
      '#title' => t('I agree to the terms of service.'),
      ' ...

The documentation for QueryInterface::condition explains how to narrow a condition to a specific delta of the field being queried. Is there a way to tell the interface to look at the value for the last delta of the field? I tried providing -1 for the delta, as this method is used by many programming languages for access to array elements counting from the end, but that only resulted in empty resul ...

I want to add a test around an internal API in Drupal 8 that only accepts a POST payload and fires off some services. I am getting the following:

"curl error 3"

From Guzzle when trying:

$this->client->post('/path/to/api/123', ...opts

What would the base uri be under a Kernel test? Does this really need to be a Functional test?

I'm setting up a multilingual site, and I need the user path aliases to be multilingual.

Users are set up as translatable:

Language Detection: URL (path prefix)

• English: /en
• Japanese: No prefix

Pathauto patterns:

• English: /en/users/[user:name]
• Japanese: '/users/[user:name]

Example:

• Username: Admin

Expected paths:

• English: /en/users/admin
• Japanese: /users/admin

Actual:

• English: /en/user/1

I have an 8.9.19 installation that I would like to move over to use composer.

What's the best way to migrate the installation to use composer upgrades? Manual installations are becoming a real pain.

I am using Drupal 9. I am creating a module that has a form with a button that will re-create another form similar to the first one.

These is my code.

public function buildForm(array $form, FormStateInterface $form_state) {
  $database = \Drupal::database();
  $result = $database->select('user_details', 'u')
    ->fields('u', ['uid']);
  $row = $result->execute()->fetchAll();
  $rowCount = c ...

I have one page on which there is a button. On click of that button I am opening a webform in modal popup (Ajax dialog). What I need is to add a GA script to the form. I have tried using hook_preprocess_page and hook_form_alter to attach the script but none of these 2 works. However script gets attached to form if opened directly with URL.

   /**
 * @param $form
 * @param FormStateInterface $form_s ...

I'm seeing a strange issue where some of our image styles seem to be broken while others work fine. The broken ones are showing the typical signs of the source image existing while the image style url used on the page is broken. I can't seem to find any consistencies -- similar effects are used on working and broken styles, and some broken ones are defaults (thumbnail) while others are customized. Quite ...

I am looking for a way to automatically add a feed (of a specific feed type), whenever a node is added (for a specific content type) using the node fields to auto-create the feed.

I have searched this site and globally; the closest solution I could find is the one described in Programmatically create and trigger feeds importer, for Drupal 7, although I cannot see why a template should be needed.

 ...

I'm using ckwordcount module which basically adds nice max length and counter features to text Fields, and relies on WordCount Plugin for CKEditor Editor.

Most of the translations in the plugin lang directory are incomplete, resulting in messy undefined strings displayed where we'd expect a clear message for end users...

Just to make sure this was the plugin translation source I edited the origin ...

My server currently is using PHP 7.1 but I need to run PHP 7.4 during my drush commands on one of my sites. The following works for almost all commands:

/path/to/my/php74 ../vendor/bin/drush cr
/path/to/my/php74 ../vendor/bin/drush cim -y

But when I run the update database command I get an error:

/path/to/my/php74 ../vendor/bin/drush updb -y

or:

export DRUSH_PHP=/path/to/my/php74 && /pa ...

I have the following menu in my system.

The parent menu-link connects to a node whose ID is 58. All the sub menu-links have a parent ID equal to 58.

I need to find the main and the sub-menus using 58, but I have been unsuccessful at locating the a table that contains that information.

How can I list the nodes that share a particular menu ID?

I want to display the register form in a modal. For that, I created a custom plugin block which returns the rendering of the form register.

/**
 * {@inheritdoc}
 */
public function build() {
   $entity = \Drupal::entityTypeManager()->getStorage('user')->create(array());
   $formObject = \Drupal::entityTypeManager()
     ->getFormObject('user', 'register')
     ->setEntity($entity);

    ...

I have a view which returns rows of entities. Each entity has several multi-value fields.

The structure is kinda like this:

• Field 1:

  • Item A
  • Item B
  • Item C
  • ...
  • Item H

• Field 2:

  • Item A
  • Item B
  • Item C

Field 2 holds values that are related to Field 1 Item B. When displaying Field 1 in the view results I'd like to be able to display them like:

Field 1: Item A, Item B (Field 2 Item A, Field 2 Item B),  ...