Drupal 10.3 introduced the concept of Recipes as Experimental APIs, aiming to enhance the way developers create and manage Drupal sites. This new feature allows for easy sharing and composition of site configurations, replacing traditional installation profiles and streamlining the setup process.
Overview of Drupal Recipes
Drupal CMS 1.0 has officially launched, marking a significant milestone in content management systems. This release introduces a range of innovative features designed to enhance user experience, streamline marketing efforts, and leverage AI-powered tools for improved functionality.
Overview of Drupal CMS 1.0
This post will guide you through the process of setting up DDEV on a Mac using Colima, an open-source Docker provider. As a developer, setting up a local development environment can be a daunting task, especially when working with complex projects like Drupal. Fortunately, tools like DDEV and Colima make it easy to get started quickly and efficiently. Note that there are alternative paid Docker providers available, such as Docker Desktop and OrbStack etc.
In some cases, we might want to modify the form submission behaviour to better fit a particular use case. For instance, we would like to offer our own submit handler, and we will contact the original submit handler under specific circumstances.
Here, we'll utilise the module name example to change the way a form submits when its form ID is demo_form, which is provided by demo module. To do this, we'll create the code that follows in example.module file:
Many of use has faced challenges while upgrading Drupal core from 9 to 10 where some of the modules are not compatible with D10, we might have followed the forked issue approach solution which I have described in one of my previous posts (How to use the Drupal 9 module in a Drupal 10 project using Composer if its MR is already ready...).