These are the packages that we're using:
"drupal/feeds": "3.x-dev@dev",
"drupal/feeds_tamper": "^2.0@beta"
https://gitlab.com/rsvp-system/rsvp-recipes
https://packagist.org/packages/rsvp-system/rsvp-recipes
https://dev-gluebox.pantheonsite.io
We've set up a small sandbox to test the "RSVP System" recipes with a Pantheon-hosted Drupal site. There are a few extra steps needed for Pantheon environments. Switching the site hosting between SFTP and Git modes, applying the recipes through a "Terminus" wrapper command. It can get tricky.
After baking an HTML Picture tag into our front theme template, we realized a better path would be to build out a custom "BlockType". Using a block type lets us add big spash screens to any section of the site. Each department or site-section can have it's own "Splash Block", with file variation tailored to portrait mobile, with a massive landscape desktop option for those on a big monitor.
Regenerate private key and certificate for SSO without opening an upstream support ticket
https://ssoservice.ITC.gluebox.com/dashboard/metadata/manager/resolvers
Build Key and Certs
SAML Entity ID: "https://tools.gluebox.com/saml"
openssl req -new -x509 -days 365 -nodes -out 2024_utilities_gluebox_saml.crt -keyout 2024_utilities_gluebox_saml.key -subj "/CN=utilities.gluebox.com"-rw-r--r--. 1 root root 1180 Nov 21 07:33 2024_utilities_gluebox_saml.crt
Some whiteboard notes on building Events and Reservations, using Entity References.
"_access" membership opens Moderator and Content Editor access for a Site Section.
Additional access is provided by "position_" membership.
The combination of these two role types provides for access within Site Sections.
Further access controls can be derived from the "Default Location" set for all User Profiles.
These notes are for setting up a SMTP Authentication for Drupal sites hosted on Pantheon. Pantheon provides a nice tool for securing API Keys and other credentials, so they do not need to be stored in configuration files as plain text.
The function pantheon_get_secret() may be used to fetch the value of a single secret.