Sometimes in Drupal, changes you make on your website may not appear immediately. This happens because Drupal stores data in cache to make the site faster. If your changes are not showing, you need clearing cache using SQL queries Drupal. This is especially useful if you are a developer or working on a local/test site … Read more
As a Drupal developer, sometimes you need to get a list of users with specific roles in Drupal. For example, you might want all users with the Editor role so that you can send them notifications, assign tasks, or show them in a block. In Drupal 10, this is easy using the Entity Query API. … Read more
The Drupal 8+ Paragraphs module is a complete rewrite of the D7 module. Although based on the Entity Reference module in core, Paragraphs requires the Entity Reference Revisions module . The Drupal Paragraphs module can make processes like these much more manageable for non-technical users while also giving developers the ability to control the formatting and appearance … Read more
Multiple databases can be connected to Drupal using the Database API and configuring settings.php file. Use the Database API to connect to additional databases Add the database connection details to settings.php file Use the db_set_active() function to switch between databases Use the db_query() function to execute queries … Read more
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Drupal 10 builds upon the Drupal 9 but introduces several key changes and improvements. Below are the main differences: 1. Symfony Upgrade 2. CKEditor Upgrade 3. Theme Changes 4. Removal of Deprecated Code 5. jQuery and Front-End Dependencies 6. New Starterkit Theme Generator 7. JavaScript Modernization 8. Database and Performance Improvements 9. Automatic Updates (Experimental in Drupal 9) 10. PHP Compatibility 11. Modules and Deprecated … Read more
Twig is a PHP-based compiled templating language. When your web page renders, the Twig engine takes the template and converts it into a ‘compiled’ PHP template which is stored in a protected directory in sites/default/files/php/twig. The compilation is done once, template files are cached for reuse and are recompiled on clearing the Twig cache.
Drupal 11 has officially landed, and it’s more than just another major version. It marks a transformation in how we build, manage, and deliver digital experiences.Drupal 11 has officially landed, and it’s more than just another major version. It marks a transformation in how we build, manage, and deliver digital experiences. Let’s explore what makes … Read more
Drupal 10 introduced several key improvements that enhance performance, developer experience, and maintainability compared to Drupal 9 and earlier versions. Here are some of the major performance-related improvements: 1. Symfony 6 & PHP 8.1/8.2 Support Drupal 10 runs on Symfony 6, a faster and more efficient framework than Symfony 4 (used in Drupal 9). Full support for PHP 8.1 and … Read more