Is it possible to add prefixes and suffixes to taxonomy terms in hierarchical taxonomy vocabulary with hook_form_alter(). For example :

Category A   - Category A1   - Category A2 Category B   - Category B1 

I would like to add a #prefix and #suffix to Category A and Category B.

Is it possible ?

I know how to modify a form by adding a prefix or a suffix with hook_form_alter()

$form['field_nom']['#prefix'] = '<div class="row">'; 

Is it possible to add prefixes and suffixes to taxonomy terms in hierarchical taxonomy vocabulary with hook_form_alter(). For example :

Category A   - Category A1   - Category A2 Category B   - Category B1 

I would like to add a #prefix and #suffix to Category A and Category B.

Is it possible ?

I know how to modify a form by adding a prefix or a suffix with hook_form_alter()

$form['field_nom']['#prefix'] = '<div class="row">'; 

#T. Yilmaz #TheSupremeTeam
Artist Name: T. Yilmaz

Who are you?

I like to use different methods and sounds from several genres. I don't limit myself into making only one specific genre as I love the ideas from different genres all together. This way I can make sure that every project has got something unique in it.

Where are you from?

I'm from Switzerland. Most of the people there listen to rap music, especially German rap. I like it as well, but I'd rather find myself listening to some RnB and EDM. Many of my friends listen to different kinds of EDM. Some like Techno, Hardstyle and Goa, others like Deep House, Minimal and Big Room. It really depends but I'm sure that I don't have to explain that music is a question of taste 🙂

How can we follow you?

https://linktr.ee/tyilmazreal
https://soundcloud.com/tyilmazreal
https://spinninrecords.com/talentpool/artist/t-yilmaz/track/2022-06-the-weeknd-moth-to-a-flame-remix-by-t-yilmaz

Song Title: Moth To A Flame (Remix by T. Yilmaz)

Listen to T. Yilmaz:

https://soundcloud.com/tyilmazreal/moth-to-a-flame-remix?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

Source: https://supremepr.us/

www.supremepr.us

SOUNDCLOUD PROMOTION

The Supreme Team is an Austin, Texas-based influencer promotion agency. Our Organic SoundCloud Promotion is provided through a network of influencers, and artists.  All of our work is legit and comes with a satisfaction guarantee. You will work with real people for real promotion. As a free Soundcloud promotional service, we release a free playlist every week on our Supreme Records channel and then repost it to 10 million followers. We also offer premium paid promotions for professional musicians who want to advance their careers.

HOW DO ORGANIC SOUNDCLOUD REPOSTS WORK?

1. Your song is distributed to our network of SoundCloud Influencers.
2. Our Influencers have between 10k – 500k followers each.
3. Influencers repost your song to their followers.
4. When you use our SoundCoud repost promotion you will increase engagement.
5. The better the track, the better it will perform.
6. You can monitor your engagements in SoundCloud Pulse or Notifications.
7. Reposts stay active for 48 hours.
8. To see an example of a repost schedule click here.

WHY SHOULD I USE PAID SOUNDCLOUD PROMOTION?

The free stuff is cool, but you are sharing a playlist with many, many other artists. With paid promotion we will focus on you and only you and show massive results.

WHAT IS ORGANIC SOUNDCLOUD PROMOTION GOING TO DO FOR ME?

We give your release a boost by getting it in front of a real audience. We provide you with a “first wave” of engagement that you may not be able to get otherwise. What happens next is up to you and your music.

HOW LONG DO SOUNDCLOUD REPOSTS LAST?

Reposts stay active for 48 hours. After the first 48 hours, your reposts are too far down the stream to be noticed. Removing them keeps an influencer’s channel from being over-used and outdated.

WILL PAID MUSIC PROMOTION GET ME NOTICED BY LABELS?

The best way to get noticed is to keep your brand in front of an audience while producing top quality material. Labels want real artists who already have a brand together, who self-promote and have a good presence on Soundcloud and Spotify. Please, don’t expect to send out some reposts and get signed. This is the most competitive business in the world.

HOW MANY IS A MILLION REPOSTS?

The number represents the total amount of followers your song is shared with. It doesn’t mean that your track will be reposted by a million influencers. The Organic SoundCloud Promotion is just a taste.

CAN I SPLIT AN SOUNDCLOUD REPOSTS ORDER BETWEEN MULTIPLE SONGS?

We require a minimum of 1 million reposts per song when splitting an order. The minimum order you can split between two songs is 2 million reposts.

CAN I CHANGE THE LINK TO MY SOUNDCLOUD SONG?

The Soundcloud repost promotions can’t be forwarded. It is okay to change the title or other meta-data, just not anything that affects the link.

#NA$A_zm #TheSupremeTeam
Artist Name: NA$A_zm

Who are you?

Diverse for the most part

Where are you from?

I'm from Lusaka zambia.
The music here is mostly afro beats and vernacular.

How can we follow you?

https://instagram.com/_nyasha_m?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Song Title: Paid off

Listen to NA$A_zm:

Source: https://supremepr.us/

www.supremepr.us

SOUNDCLOUD PROMOTION

The Supreme Team is an Austin, Texas-based influencer promotion agency. Our Organic SoundCloud Promotion is provided through a network of influencers, and artists.  All of our work is legit and comes with a satisfaction guarantee. You will work with real people for real promotion. As a free Soundcloud promotional service, we release a free playlist every week on our Supreme Records channel and then repost it to 10 million followers. We also offer premium paid promotions for professional musicians who want to advance their careers.

HOW DO ORGANIC SOUNDCLOUD REPOSTS WORK?

1. Your song is distributed to our network of SoundCloud Influencers.
2. Our Influencers have between 10k – 500k followers each.
3. Influencers repost your song to their followers.
4. When you use our SoundCoud repost promotion you will increase engagement.
5. The better the track, the better it will perform.
6. You can monitor your engagements in SoundCloud Pulse or Notifications.
7. Reposts stay active for 48 hours.
8. To see an example of a repost schedule click here.

WHY SHOULD I USE PAID SOUNDCLOUD PROMOTION?

The free stuff is cool, but you are sharing a playlist with many, many other artists. With paid promotion we will focus on you and only you and show massive results.

WHAT IS ORGANIC SOUNDCLOUD PROMOTION GOING TO DO FOR ME?

We give your release a boost by getting it in front of a real audience. We provide you with a “first wave” of engagement that you may not be able to get otherwise. What happens next is up to you and your music.

HOW LONG DO SOUNDCLOUD REPOSTS LAST?

Reposts stay active for 48 hours. After the first 48 hours, your reposts are too far down the stream to be noticed. Removing them keeps an influencer’s channel from being over-used and outdated.

WILL PAID MUSIC PROMOTION GET ME NOTICED BY LABELS?

The best way to get noticed is to keep your brand in front of an audience while producing top quality material. Labels want real artists who already have a brand together, who self-promote and have a good presence on Soundcloud and Spotify. Please, don’t expect to send out some reposts and get signed. This is the most competitive business in the world.

HOW MANY IS A MILLION REPOSTS?

The number represents the total amount of followers your song is shared with. It doesn’t mean that your track will be reposted by a million influencers. The Organic SoundCloud Promotion is just a taste.

CAN I SPLIT AN SOUNDCLOUD REPOSTS ORDER BETWEEN MULTIPLE SONGS?

We require a minimum of 1 million reposts per song when splitting an order. The minimum order you can split between two songs is 2 million reposts.

CAN I CHANGE THE LINK TO MY SOUNDCLOUD SONG?

The Soundcloud repost promotions can’t be forwarded. It is okay to change the title or other meta-data, just not anything that affects the link.

We have to upgrade Drupal 8.9 to Drupal 9.3.3; since the login_destination module stop working, and we don’t know why, I’ve tried others modules like Anonymous Login, Redirect After Login, User Redirect but none of them seem to work.

In some sites, they commented that this redirect can be solved without modules but I don’t know how.

Basically, what I am trying to do is to set the *destination" parameter in URL and let Drupal use that parameter to redirect users after they log in.

EDIT:

here is the solution:

function MODULE_user_login(AccountInterface $account) {  $response = new RedirectResponse($_GET['destination']); $request = Drupal::request(); // Save the session so things like messages get saved. $request->getSession()->save(); $response->prepare($request); // Make sure to trigger kernel events. Drupal::service('kernel')->terminate($request, $response); $response->send(); 

}

we put this code in some other module (not login destination) and works fine …

Thanks everybody

I’ve agreed to help migrate a Drupal 7 site to a new domain/host, and the owner wants it updated. Since Drupal 9 is current, I figured I’d do that. I have no previous experience with Drupal.

I have access to the old site’s files in two folders:

1. oldsite.zip – contains index.html, hts-cache/, and a few pictures
2. oldsite.tar.gz – contains a number of directories including vendor/, scripts/, patches/, and others

I found one or two resources on upgrading from Drupal 7/8 to 8/9, but I’d like to know if I need to install the old site on the new domain/host first, and how I can do that from the two files above, OR if I have to create a new Drupal 9 site and import the content from the two files above.

Alternately, could I install the old site locally with Acquia, upgrade it, then move it to the new remote host/domain?

Thanks!

We have each of our custom modules in separate GitHub repositories that are managed via composer and would like to use PHP_CodeSniffer on the files within. We have also created a separate GitHub repository for reusable workflows that the module workflows will call.

The phpcs-ruleset.xml file that we want to use is located in the root of our workflows repository. At this point, PHP_CodeSniffer is running through the files of the module correctly and shows the errors that it finds but is not respecting the rules I’ve changed in the phpcs-ruleset.xml file, specifically the Generic.WhiteSpace.ScopeIndent properties I changed.

This is the reusable workflow currently:

name: Test versions of Drupal core and PHP on:   workflow_call:     inputs:       module-name:         required: true         type: string       dependencies:         required: false         type: string jobs:   testing:     name: Drupal ${{ matrix.drupal-core }} - PHP ${{ matrix.php-versions }}     runs-on: ubuntu-latest     strategy:       fail-fast: false       matrix:         drupal-core: ['9.2.x', '9.3.x']         php-versions: ['7.4', '8.0']     steps:       - name: Checkout Drupal core         uses: actions/checkout@v2         with:           repository: drupal/drupal           ref: ${{ matrix.drupal-core }}        - name: Checkout module         uses: actions/checkout@v2         with:           path: modules/${{ inputs.module-name }}        - name: Setup PHP, with composer and extensions         uses: shivammathur/setup-php@v2         with:           php-version: ${{ matrix.php-versions }}           coverage: none        - name: Get composer cache directory         id: composercache         run: echo "::set-output name=dir::$(composer config cache-files-dir)"        - name: Cache composer dependencies         uses: actions/cache@v2         with:           path: ${{ steps.composercache.outputs.dir }}           key: ${{ runner.os }}-composer-${{ hashFiles('**/composer.lock') }}           restore-keys: ${{ runner.os }}-composer-        - name: Install Drupal core dependencies         run: |           composer --no-interaction --no-progress --prefer-dist --optimize-autoloader install        - name: Install module dependencies         if: ${{ inputs.dependencies != '' }}         run: |           composer --no-interaction --no-progress require              ${{ inputs.dependencies }}        - name: Install Coder module         run: |           composer --dev --no-interaction --no-progress require              drupal/coder:8.3.15        - name: Check coding standards         run: |           ./vendor/bin/phpcs -p modules/${{ inputs.module-name }} 

This is the workflow in one of our custom module repositories that calls the reusable workflow:

name: Test versions of Drupal core and PHP on:   push:     branches: [ main ]   pull_request:     branches: [ main ] jobs:   test-drupal-and-php-versions-workflow:     uses: MyOrg/workflows/.github/workflows/drupal-php-test.yml@main     with:       module-name: ${{ github.event.repository.name }} 

and this is the custom PHP_CodeSniffer ruleset that I’m wanting to use, it doesn’t have many rules as of yet because I’m just trying to get it to work currently:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <ruleset name="phpcs-standard">   <description>Codestyle ruleset for Drupal</description>    <!-- Specify standards. -->   <rule ref="Drupal"/>   <rule ref="DrupalPractice"/>    <rule ref="Generic.WhiteSpace.ScopeIndent">     <properties>         <property name="indent" value="2" />         <property name="exact" value="true" />     </properties>   </rule>    <!-- Include path with the Drupal and DrupalPractice rules. -->   <config name="installed_paths" value="vendor/drupal/coder/coder_sniffer"/>    <!-- Set ignore extensions. -->   <arg name="ignore" value="*.css,*.md,*.txt"/>    <!-- Check all files in the current directory and below. -->   <file>.</file> </ruleset>