LES CUENTO:

Soy relativamente nuevo en esto de Drupal, pero me ha encantado como CMS, lo encuentro muy flexible, pero tiene tantas cosas que aveces me pierdo....

En Drupal 11, cree un webform que ingresa datos de un deportista nuevo que entrara a mi club, posteriormente tomo esos datos y cre una view que hace referencia a entidad, posteriormente creo un nodo o un webform que toma los nombre y apellidos, los une y los muestra en un listado como checkbox para usar ese nodo o webform como lista de asistencia, el problema ocurre que el objeto "referencia de identidad" junto a "envio de formulario" es el unico que me da la opcion para rellenar el checkbox con la informacion dad en el webform de ingreso, pero cuando quiero ver el nodo o webform me salen los links a esos formularios y lo que necesito es que salga el nombre seleccionado...eso solo aparece cuando quiero editar el nodo o webform, ahi aparece como checkbox y cada nombre y apellido al lado...un ejemplo

nodo de listado:

O Pedro Gomez
O Fabio Lizama
O Mario Lopez

asi aparecen pero al ver el nodo sale asi:

Ficha Ingreso: submission 1
Ficha Ingreso: submission 2
Ficha Ingreso: submission 3

No se si me falta algo, pero no tengo problema con que salga el link, pero necesito que los datos elegidos al enviar el nodo de "listado de asistencia" se vean.

De antemano gracias por la ayuda...

LET ME TELL YOU: I'm relatively new to Drupal, but I've loved it as a CMS. I find it very flexible, but it has so many features that I sometimes get lost... In Drupal 11, I created a web form that inputs data for a new athlete joining my club. Then I take that data and create a view that references the entity. Next, I create a node or web form that takes the first and last names, combines them, and displays them in a list as checkboxes to use that node or web form as an attendance list. The problem is that the "identity reference" object, along with "form submission," is the only one that gives me the option to fill in the checkbox with the information from the initial web form. But when I want to view the node or web form, I see links to those forms, and what I need is for the selected name to appear. That only appears when I want to edit the node or web form; there it appears as a checkbox with each name and last name next to it. For example:

List node:

O Pedro Gomez

O Fabio Lizama

O Mario Lopez

They appear like this, but when I view the node, it shows up like this:

Entry Form: submission 1

Entry Form: submission 2

Entry Form: submission 3

I don't know if I'm missing something, but I don't have a problem with the link appearing, but I need the data selected when submitting the "attendance list" node to be visible.

Thanks in advance for your help...

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Hi everyone

I’m trying to set up the Entity Reference Hierarchy module, and I’m stuck on the Views integration part.

The module description says:

Render a list of children at any depth using views

That sounds exactly like what I need, but I can’t figure out how to make it work.

Here’s what I’ve done so far:

• Added an Entity Reference field to the Basic Page content type.
• Populated that field to create parent/child relationships between pages.
• Created a custom table View to list the pages, which works fine, but it just lists them flat.

What I can’t seem to achieve is displaying them in a hierarchical structure, like a nested tree, or at least grouped by parent, ideally with pagination or depth control.

I’ve tried playing around with contextual filters, but no luck so far.

Has anyone managed to get this working?

Ultimately, I’m looking for a table View of pages that visually shows the parent-child relationships, similar to how WordPress displays its page hierarchy (even something simple like using dashes to indicate depth, e.g. “-- Service 1,” would be perfect).

UPDATE:

This comment from u/Optl13 made my day, it worked perfectly.

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https://docs.pantheon.io/drupal-migration

Terminus shows this as the upstream

Upstream 8a129104-9d37-4082-aaf8-e6f31154644e:[https://github.com/pantheon-systems/drops-8.git](https://github.com/pantheon-systems/drops-8.git)

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We basically need to manage all content and users with Drupal but the frontend must be decoupled.

So users would go to the app and login from there but authentication should by managed from drupal

I know how to fetch data and use Drupal as a headless CMS but struggling with the auth

Hey everyone,

I’m new to Drupal and I'm trying to figure things out. Is there a way to view pages (or any content type with parent/child relationships) in a hierarchical or tree-style view instead of just a flat table?

Something like:

• Home
• About
• Services
  • Service 1
  • Service 2
  • Service 3
  • Service 4

Basically, I’d like to visualize the parent/child structure more clearly when managing content. Even something simple, like WordPress does with a few dashes to indicate depth, would be totally fine.

Thanks in advance