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I ran into a really mad problem on a customer's local intranet running on Windows XAMPP (well yes it's not for production, I know, but wasn't my choice, but I have to deal with it). The Symfony 5 application was running successfully on the

You tried to run php ./bin/console cache:clear (or similar) on a Windows Network by UNC path like //my-network-folder/my-app? Now you're in trouble as the command doesn't work? You tested that it works perfectly in our local copy and is not

Running composer on Windows UNC network path results in: [ErrorException]proc_open(NUL): Failed to open stream: Permission denied Problem If you came here, you perhaps try to run composer on a windows UNC network path like //my-network

I ran into the problem in Ubuntu 20 that .local DNS entries from the internal network were not resolved. nslookup company.local could not be resolved eventhough the local DNS servers were entered correctly: network: version: 2 renderer

In this previous blog entry you learned how to modify the node title itself. Here's how you can, for example for SEO purpose, modify the HTML page title of a node. You may for example add prefix or suffix text: function YOURMODULE_node_view

Did you ever need to modify a Drupal 7 CMS node title, for example for SEO purpose? Here's a simple trick with a hook to use the node title and modify it, prepend or append text to the user entered title before output: function YOURMODULE

For my blog Drupal 6 to Drupal 9 Upgrade I finally needed to migrate regular image fields to media fields. I first tried https://www.drupal.org/project/migrate_file_to_media but wasn't really happy and successful with that. Lots of problems

Are you using Vue.js and need to apply input / output formatting to a number input field? This is quite tricky, as I had to find out. Finally I'd suggest not to waste your time, but use this library instead: https://github.com/dm4t2/vue

Did you ever switch a Drupal Form API element from "select" to "radios" and expect it would behave equally? You're wrong! Here's (sadly) why...

I banged my head against the wall using the wonderful lando as development environment. It works wonderful, but .lndo.site URLs never worked for me, while :XXXX ports worked on localhost.