https://platform.openai.com/docs/pricing
https://demo.rsvp-system.org/calendar/west_philly/events/402
/{System View}/{Community_Taxonomy}/ {content_type}/{Event_ID}
A Damn Fine Show for People Who Still Know How to Show Up
Side Notes Pre-migration:
SMTP Relay & Mail Log - blast email connected to User Feed Import failed; some emails were sent, but most failed. Was this possibly flood protection on the Mail Relay? No logging was present; recommend a mail logging module here. (Confirm best option w/ community.)
Working on some Theme features. Need to bust through the TODO list and tighten this up.
https://demo.rsvp-system.org/people
People & Community (Drupal Demonstration )
From the debug output, we can see that field_shift_date is using the Smart Date module (i.e., it’s a SmartDateFieldItemList). That means its underlying data structure differs slightly from Drupal’s built-in datetime fields.
Community Type Taxonomy, sets the first position in URL patterns.
Community Taxonomy, sets the second position of URL patterns.
The "Community Type" taxonomy is a high level taxonomy that helps set the site structures. It is used to define the top-level sections of a site. End-users do not interact with this taxonomy, it is used by programmatic functions for filtering, sorting and access control.
Notes on how to help set a default field value for a new request form, based on the taxonomy of the calendar that opened the content creation form. This is a simple helper that is not protected in our example. The field could be enforced by simply hiding its display on the form.
"Layout Paragraphs" is a module that helps provide an authoring experience; it provides the UI to User Components (Text, Slideshows, Accordions, Tables, etc).
"Layout Builder" is used to create page layouts of content blocks. This tool is more for the web site builder team, where as Layout Paragraphs are for Content Authors.
I need to build a tool to clean up some data that I am working with. I have some person/account information to sync between Web systems. My input source can be either json or csv. I have access to both formats from the upstream data provider, but I want to start with CSV files initially. The system that I am going to import the data to is Drupal 10, with Feeds and the Feeds Tamper module available to help manage the process. I can handle the Feeds import process to my Drupal system, but I need help building a cleanup tool.
An example showing how to filter a Drupal Views based on a "Community" taxonomy. A parameter pattern in the URL provides the content display filter. We use the "Short Name" value from our Community Taxonomy to filter page views.