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Hello, ich have a little problem where I don't quite find a solution to so I figured I would ask for help. I am fairly new to Drupal but not a total rookie, so excused me if this is a stupid question.
My Problem is the following the site I build is basically a list of Content Type A is shown in a view. In the view there should be a field which links to a second view. The Second vie should display all content from content type B which belongs to the selected Content from type A and the first view. An Example:
View 1 shows a list of hotels (Content type A) with the field services
view 2 Show a list of all services(Content Type b) a certain hotel has. I want a contextual filter that basically knows on which hotel I clicked in the first view. So I a user is on view 1 and Clicks on services for Hotel X the second view should only show services that are available in hotel X, and if the user Clicks on services for hotel Y it only shows services for Hotel Y.
I know I just simply could make a single View for very entry in content type a but I rather would solve this more elegant.
do you have any idea how I can get the info on which entry the user clicked in the first view ? thanks for the help in advance
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Hi folks, I’m planning a headless setup with Drupal as the CMS and Next.js as the frontend (likely using JSON:API or GraphQL). I’m trying to choose a PaaS hosting approach that’s reliable and not a DevOps time sink.
I’m looking for advice from anyone who’s actually run Drupal headless in production with Next.js.
What I’d love help with:
Which PaaS worked well for you (single platform vs split hosting)?
How did you handle media storage (S3 offload, etc.) and CDN?
Best practices for cache strategy (Drupal cache + Redis + CDN, ISR, etc.)
Any gotchas with build times, preview environments, multisite, cron/queues
Security setup: keeping Drupal/admin private, WAF/rate limiting, API auth patterns
Questions:
If you’ve done this, what would you pick today and why?
Any recommended reference architectures or repo templates?
Any Drupal headless “SDKs” / tooling you liked (JSON:API clients, GraphQL, auth, image styles, etc.)?
If you can share rough sizing/cost ranges or what surprised you in production, even better.
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Seems like every time anyone says anything remotely critical of Drupal here the fanboy population downvotes the dissent into silence, the kind of behavior one expects of cults and religious organizations. I loved Drupal as much as everyone else here, started with version 5 and for 12 years made good money using it daily, but let's not be blind to the trend folks, no amount or downvotes will change facts backed by hard data!
For the last 2 days I have not been able to log into Drupal. This "Press and Hold" challenge is not passable. There's something about it that makes it impossible to satisfy.
Hey folks, sharing something we just shipped for Drupal multilingual teams.
I work on Lara Translate, and together with SparkFabrik, we built a TMGMT provider that lets editors translate Drupal content with AI directly in Drupal, instead of copying and pasting into external tools.
Use Lara Translate as a translation provider in TMGMT
Send nodes, paragraphs, and other entities to translation
Automatically pull translations back into Drupal with job statuses (in progress, completed, errors)
Keep the full Drupal workflow: roles, permissions, revision history, approvals, governance
On the Lara side, the integration exposes:
Style control (Faithful / Fluid / Creative)
Glossaries + Translation Memories
Ambiguity flags + explanations to help reviewers focus on the risky bits
(Also, outside Drupal, Lara Translate supports broad document workflows too, including 70+ file types if your team translates CMS content and files in parallel.)
Who this is for
If your multilingual Drupal site is “serious” (universities, public institutions, enterprise, regulated, or brand-sensitive content), you probably already know the pain:
tone drifting across locales
terminology inconsistencies across hundreds of nodes
translations living in spreadsheets and inboxes instead of your CMS
Quick setup steps
Install TMGMT + the Lara Translate Provider module
Add your Lara API credentials in TMGMT Providers
Set defaults (style, job settings), then run a small pilot (news or low-risk content)
Scale out, keep humans in the loop for high-impact pages
Jan 28, 17:37 UTC Resolved - Our Engineering team has resolved the issue affecting Kubernetes clusters and Droplet events in the FRA1 region. Between approximately 00:17 UTC and 14:30 UTC, customers may have experienced issues provisioning Kubernetes clusters and mounting volumes. All services should now be functioning normally.
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I recently got an internship offer as a Drupal/PHP trainee. I’m excited about the opportunity, but I know Drupal is a niche technology. I’m considering taking the internship for experience and learning other stacks like React, Node.js, Laravel or Python on the side to keep my career options open.
For context, I also have some frontend experience from a previous React internship, but only at a basic level. I’m trying to figure out if focusing on Drupal first and gradually improving my skills in other tech is a good strategy, or if I should look for a broader stack internship instead.
Has anyone been in a similar situation? Any advice, personal experiences, or tips would be super helpful!
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