Droptica: How to Mass Edit Products In Drupal? With Views Bulk Operations and API
Managing many products on a website can be difficult and time-consuming, especially when data changes frequently, and business partners need quick access to up-to-date information. Drupal offers solutions that significantly simplify these processes. In the following blog post, I’ll show how to prepare a convenient admin panel in this system for editing multiple products simultaneously. I encourage you to read the article or watch an episode of the “Nowoczesny Drupal” series.
DDEV Blog: DDEV Add-on Registry Introduction
We're excited to introduce https://addons.ddev.com, a central hub where the community can explore, contribute to, and enhance the collection of DDEV add-ons.
The source code is available and your contributions are encouraged at https://github.com/ddev/addon-registry.
Search the Add-onsNeed to find a specific add-on? Use the search field, and watch results update in real-time as you type.
Sorting the Add-onsClick on a column title to organize the entries based on that field. A second click will reverse the sort order, and a third click resets it back.
Add-on TypesAdd-ons fall into two categories: Official add-ons, which are supported by the DDEV team, and Contrib add-ons, which are supported by the community.
Engage by Leaving CommentsWant to share your thoughts or feedback on an add-on? Scroll to the bottom of an add-on's page and click "Sign in with GitHub". We use giscus to manage comments, making it easy to join the conversation by authorizing your GitHub account. You can also react to other comments or add your own insights.
What's Next?The DDEV Add-on Registry is a living project, and we're eager to involve the community in its future. If you have suggestions or want to contribute, head over to https://github.com/ddev/addon-registry. We look forward to your feedback and collaboration!
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#! code: DrupalCamp England 2025
The first DrupalCamp in England was held this weekend (1st March 2025) in Cambridge. I drove down on the Friday with Chris Maiden to attend (and speak!) at the event.
We arrived early at the event and and started the day with a much needed coffee (or two) and started chatting with the other attendees.
The opening session was a keynote from Baddý Sonja Breidert, who talked about AI, the success of Drupal and the Drupal CMS system, and about the success of the Drupal community. There were also videos from Dries and Tim Doyle who had messages of what's coming next in the Drupal world. I think I missed Drupal being recognised as a DPG (Digital Public good) product by the Digital Public Goods Aliance. This alliance facilitates the discovery of open source technologies that follow guidelines to have things like open licenses, data security, documentation, and protection from harassment as key tenets of the system.
James Oakley: Off Drupal 7, and onto Drupal 10 - at last!
I've finally updated this website from Drupal 7 to Drupal 10.
Drupal 7Drupal 7 was released on 5th January 2011.
It offered a significant improvement on Drupal 6 (13th February 2008) and Drupal 5 (15th January 2007). Drupal 4.7 was 1st May 2006.
You'll notice a longer time-lag between Drupal 6 and Drupal 7 than between the previous major releases. Drupal 7 took some significant leaps forwards. Most vividly, I remember the old Content Construction Kit module (aka CCK) being incorporated into Drupal core. Many bugs were ironed out and the architecture much improved, which is why it took 3 years rather than 18 months.
Upgrading between those versions of Drupal up to and including Drupal 7 was relatively straight forward. You could use the database that powered the previous version site, run the upgrade script, and everything would work with the next major version.
Drupal 8Drupal 8 was not released until 19th November 2015, a gap of nearly 5 years. That's because it was a complete rewrite.
Up to that point, Drupal had used its own ways of making PHP power the site. It had its own template engine, for example. From Drupal 8 onwards, the decision was taken to use tools others were already using, like Symfony and Twig. That meant it wasn't a matter of tweaking the old codebase, making (relatively significant) changes like adding new hooks and capabilities. It was a completely new codebase, using yaml files for configuration storage, and so on. That took its time.
It also meant that upgrading a site to work with Drupal 8 was a major enterprise. You had to install a new instance of Drupal, and then use a suite of migration modules to bring your old content and configuration across.
Why Drupal 10 not Drupal 8?So why did I upgrade from Drupal 7 to Drupal 10, not to Drupal 8?
The simple answer is that I was not ready.
A significant site redesign like this takes time. I am not a paid Drupal web developer; maintaining this site is a hobby that has to fit into spare time, of which there's never much. Before I could start building a new edition of this website, I had to learn my way around configuring a Drupal 8+ website in general. I wanted to use git to manage my site development and deployment, and use the new configuration export tools to the full.
I also wanted to use the opportunity of a redesign to do things right. There's a danger in bringing the same site database through 4.5 to 4.6, to 4.7, to 5.x, to 6.x, to 7.x. That is the danger that some sub-optimal design decisions get carried forwards indefinitely. Drupal has evolved, as has this website, and what was the right decision in the early days may not be now.
So I took the time to plan everything carefully. Rather than exporting my Views to import into the new site, I built them from the ground up using the Views UI. That gave me the opportunity to merge a few Views into one. I gave thought to content types, taxonomy and other features. In moving from Panels and Page Manager to Layouts, I wanted to design things correctly. What contrib modules would I use, and how would I use them? How would I theme the new site? (That's a separate topic, to which I'll return in another post).
All of that took a considerable amount of time. Meanwhile, Drupal Core development kept moving. Drupal 9 was released on 3rd June 2020. Drupal 10 was released on 14 December 2022. Drupal 11 was released on 1st August 2024. There's now a clear release schedule where a new major release is expected every 2 years, and a new minor release (like 11.1 instead of 11.0) every 6 months. Each major release is supported until the release of the second subsequent one (so Drupal 10 is supported until Drupal 12 is released).
Fortunately, you can migrate a site from Drupal 7 to any subsequent version. Because content is being migrated into the new site, you can migrate the content of a Drupal 7 site directly into a Drupal 8, 9, 10 or 11 website. So the fact that Drupal 11 was released before I had finished my site migration did not mean I had to run multiple upgrades. I could install a brand new Drupal 10 website, import the configuration I'd been working on, then migrate the content from Drupal 7.
Why Drupal 10 not Drupal 11?All of this begs another question: Why did I upgrade to Drupal 10, not Drupal 11? This time, not because I was not ready, but because it was not ready.
The upgrade path from one major release of Drupal to the next is now smooth. The big rewrite from 7 to 8+ has been done once, and going forwards it's much simpler to upgrade to the next major release. Simpler, but not automatic.
In particular, there need to be Drupal 11 compatible versions of each contributed module I'm using.
It's possible to use a Drupal module in a site that isn't working exactly as you need, and apply any uncommitted changes to the codebase. To do this, I (along with most Drupal developers) use the Composer Patches packagist tool developed by Cameron Eagans. This allows you to put links to patch files into your composer.json file. Those patches are then applied each time a composer package (like a Drupal module) is installed. So, if you have a patch that fixes a module bug (maybe from the Drupal issue queue), but the module developer is yet to commit that fix to the code repository, you just link to the patch that fixes the bug and your site can benefit.
Unfortunately, you can't do that with the tag that says which Drupal core versions a given module release is compatible with. If a module is not compatible with Drupal 11, composer will see this and refuse to install the module alongside Drupal 11 core. You therefore never get to the stage where the patch is applied to adjust the core compatibility.
So if a contributed module is not ready for Drupal 11, I cannot move the site to Drupal 11 without finding a different module to use instead, or forking the missing module to my own git server to give me a private copy. That latter option would move my instance of the module outside the watchful care of the Drupal security team, who handle timely disclosure and fixing of any vulnerabilities. So, mostly, it's best just to wait.
I'm left waiting for 3 modules:
- Menu Import and Export (version 1.4, released May 2023, supports Drupal 8, 9 or 10).
- Configuration Override Warn (version 1.4, released April 2023, supports Drupal 9 or 10).
In both those cases, I think the code is ready to go, it just needs a tagged release that supports Drupal 11.
- Avatar Kit (version 1.3, released December 2022, supports Drupal 9.5+ or Drupal 10).
That is more complex, as there have been no commits for some time, and there is a pretty major bug unaddressed in the issue queue. The maintainer has made pretty clear that they wish to remain sole maintainer, and will not be approving co-maintainers, so it seems this project is stuck for now. Seeing this, I chose not to incorporate that into this site — yet. I may, at some point, code a much simpler version to use.
I do need Menu Import and Export and Configuration Override Warn, so I will need to wait for their Drupal 11 versions. If end of Drupal 10 support draws near, I'll need to make another plan.
First ThoughtsSo now this website is running on the latest version of Drupal 10.
My first thoughts are that I love it.
- The content editing experience is more up-to-date, and much easier to work with.
- Having all site configuration exportable and then manageable in git makes it much easier to build and document a site. Changes can be rolled back if required.
- I love Twig as a theming engine.
- I have a much more modern workflow, and find using composer for package installation much easier to manage. I also have a development and staging copy of the site to work on any changes, which is a big improvement on the development copies I was creating to test changes to the Drupal 7 website.
- It seems to me that Drupal 10 has much better content caching than Drupal 7, and so the pageload times are faster and navigation is snappier.
So it was worth the upgrade pain, I'm just a little late to the party.
I'll post another time on theming.
Let me know of any problems you spotI've not finished tweaking, and I keep noticing bits of layout that can be improved. But if you spot things (CSS, content, responsive layouts) that don't look right, please let me know - either in the comments here, or by email.
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Golems GABB: Drupal Views: How to Set Up and Work with
Drupal is a potent and multifunctional tool that allows you to create sites of varying complexity and configuration levels quickly. This is mainly due to numerous built-in modules and additional features, one of which is the Views special module.
If you have already seen a Drupal site with organized lists of unique content, you can be sure that the Views instrument was utterly used to create it. In most cases, this module is actively used to collect all the necessary and valuable content. This is due to the tool's power and excellent capabilities for high-quality management organization.
Using the special Views solution, you need to use the particular interface to configure the content display. You do not have to write very complex queries in SQL format.
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rachel_norfolk: Denied entry?
The Open Source community has been through some interesting times over the last five years. COVID19 created a situation where many of our community who were at greater risk of its effects were effectively denied access to in person events. The community did a lot, frankly not enough at times, to facilitate access with things like mask mandates, remote participation etc. Now, we find another barrier to participation – extreme politics.
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DDEV Blog: Open Source for the Win!
Today we released DDEV v1.24.3 ahead of schedule because of a wonderful set of open-source interactions. (There's other important stuff in the release, but I'll cover that later.)
We would appreciate it if you could upgrade soon, especially if you're on macOS or traditional Windows, so that we don't have to answer questions about this when it starts to hit users.
Mutagen Problem ReportOn Monday, two days ago, @LoganHornbuckle reported a problem (apparently with Mutagen or Docker) we had never seen before. They helped extensively with followup, and it turned out that they had done a colima update and as a result gotten the new Docker/Moby Engine version 28.0.0.
The update exposed an incompatibility between Mutagen and Docker 28, which showed up as a fatal error, completely breaking DDEV's Mutagen support for Docker 28.
Once we understood the situation, we were able to reproduce the problem, and assumed it was a problem with Docker 28.
The Fix to MutagenWe contacted @xenoscopic (Jacob Howard), the maintainer of Mutagen (now with Docker), and he was able to reproduce it immediately. By the end of the day, he had diagnosed it and provided a new release! (It turned out to be a place where Mutagen had worked around a Docker Engine quirk, and the Docker quirk got fixed, breaking Mutagen.)
So here we are just two days later with a pre-emptive DDEV release v1.24.3 that should prevent most people from ever seeing the Mutagen problem.
THANKS!Thanks to @LoganHornbuckle and the community for keeping in touch, reporting, and helping to sort out problems. Amazing thanks to @xenoscopic for the quick diagnosis and fix. And thanks to Docker, Inc. for the wonderful open-source Docker project that underlies all of the available Docker providers, not just Docker Desktop. And of course thanks for supporting @xenoscopic's ongoing maintenance of Mutagen.
Open source software is amazing!
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Drupal Association blog: The DA recognizes computing pioneers in the Black community for Black History Month
This year the Drupal Association celebrated Black History Month by recognizing achievements of Black Americans in the fields of technology and computing. We chose the landmark innovators featured in our social media because their impact on our sector was significant. Their accomplishments have directly impacted the ability of Drupal to have been conceived in the first place, for it to have an online space to exist, for it to evolve, for the Drupal community and the Drupal Association to communicate and collaborate, and the way technology itself has transformed our global society.
Today, we take computers, coding, and the internet for granted, seamlessly integrating them into our daily lives. However, the digital world as we know it would not exist without the imagination, brilliance, and determination of early innovators. These visionaries—scientists, engineers, business leaders, and developers—pushed the boundaries of what was thought possible, creating technologies that shaped the modern world.
In the realm of technology, boldness and creativity are essential. Developing something entirely new requires not only technical expertise but also the courage to challenge conventional wisdom and take risks. The individuals who laid the foundation for computing did so in an era when access to resources, education, and opportunities was far more limited—especially for those from marginalized communities.
These pioneers also faced systemic racism, discrimination, and exclusion, yet they persevered. Despite encountering barriers that sought to inhibit their progress, they made groundbreaking contributions that revolutionized computing. Their resilience and dedication not only changed the course of the internet and personal computing, they helped open doors for future generations, ensuring that technology would become a more inclusive and expansive field.
For your reading pleasure, here are each of the posts compiled into a single blog:
Known as the 'Godfather of Silicon Valley,' Roy Clay Sr. was a pioneer in early computing. He played a crucial role in leading Hewlett-Packard’s entry into the computer market, helping shape the industry’s future. Beyond his technical achievements, he was a strong advocate for diversity in technology, mentoring and opening doors for Black engineers in Silicon Valley. The importance of Silicon Valley itself cannot be understated - it is the site of the precursor to the internet in 1969. Clay had been recruited by Packard five years earlier and he wrote the software for the first HP commercial computer. HP was a major player in Silicon Valley, solidifying it as the epicenter of computing at the time.
Frank Greene Jr., was a pioneer whose contributions continue to shape the tech industry. Greene revolutionized semiconductor technology in the 1960s and later founded a venture capital firm to support minority- and women-led startups. His impact bridges both technology and equity, opening doors for future generations. Without his contribution, it is unlikely that computers would have moved as quickly from commercial to personal use.
Lisa Gelobter is a computer scientist known for pioneering internet technologies like Shockwave, which sparked web animation. She contributed to online video and helped launch Hulu. Lisa's diverse experience also includes working at the White House's U.S. Digital Service and as Chief Digital Service Officer for the Department of Education. She is now CEO and Founder of tEQuitable, a platform promoting inclusive workplaces. Her work promoting the ascent of online video directly allows Drupalists to easily share visual context.
Photo from: Teen Enterprise
A key figure in modern computing, Dr. Mark Dean was instrumental in developing IBM’s early personal computers, holding three of the company’s original PC patents. Dr. Dean, now in his 60s, was the first African-American to become an IBM Fellow, which represents the highest level of technical excellence. He also led the team that created the first 1-GHz microprocessor, revolutionizing computing power. With over 20 patents to his name, his innovations continue to shape the technology we use today.
Clarence “Skip” Ellis led the team that developed Officetalk—the first system to use graphical icons and ethernet for workplace collaboration. His groundbreaking work laid the foundation for modern tools like Google Docs, shaping the way we work and communicate online. The Drupal Association and the Drupal community frequently use collaborative technologies to share ideas and work together across space and time.
We sourced the ideas for these specific pioneers from: https://www.purpose.jobs/blog/celebrating-black-history-black-leaders-in-tech
DXPR: Unveiling the CKEditor AI Writing Agent in the Drupal Ecosystem
The CKEditor AI Writing Agent is a transformative tool that seamlessly integrates into the Drupal ecosystem, enhancing the content creation experience with cutting-edge artificial intelligence. This innovative module empowers users by providing intelligent assistance during the writing process, from generating content ideas to refining text structures for improved clarity and engagement.
Note: To show exactly how this module works in real-time I created a YouTube video of the creation of this blog post: https://youtu.be/tF7hN8hlzfQ
By directly integrating AI commands into the text editor, this module enhances user experience, offering seamless interaction without the disruption of modals, popups, and sidebars. This AI-first approach ensures intuitive functionality, setting it apart from competitors and empowering content creators with efficiency and immediacy.
With the state-of-the-art models supported by our plugin you have the combined knowledge at the tip of your finers, right inside your Drupal editor
Integration with Drupal is straightforward ( Setup tutorial: https://youtu.be/B9gzOk4vztU ), allowing content creators to easily implement the AI Writing Agent alongside existing workflows. This compatibility ensures that content creators can harness the full power of AI without needing to overhaul their current systems. By combining CKEditor's robust editing capabilities with AI-driven insights, the Writing Agent transforms the content creation process, allowing creators to focus on what they excel at: developing content ideas and fine-tuning text for their audience. Meanwhile, the AI manages the repetitive tasks, making the entire process more efficient and streamlined.
This tool represents a significant leap forward for content creators within Drupal, providing a unique advantage in crafting high-quality content with greater efficiency. Its adaptability to diverse writing styles and contexts makes it an invaluable asset for anyone looking to streamline their workflow and enhance the quality of their output.
By integrating the CKEditor AI Writing Agent into their workflows, Drupal users can unlock new possibilities in content management, setting a new standard for innovation and productivity in the digital landscape.
Enhancing Content Creation: A New Era for Drupal UsersThe CKEditor AI Writing Agent ushers in a new era of content creation for Drupal users, combining the robust capabilities of AI with the flexibility of CKEditor to transform writing processes. At the heart of this transformation is the agent’s advanced contextual understanding, allowing it to generate relevant content suggestions that enrich the creative process. This contextual insight enables content creators to produce high-quality material that resonates with their target audience, effortlessly aligning with style guides and thematic requirements.
- Boosted Speed and Efficiency: Streamline content development by automating tasks such as brainstorming and draft refinement.
- Intelligent Automation: Receive immediate feedback and suggestions to enhance your editing process.
- Multi-Channel Adaptability: Generate multiple text versions to tailor content for different audiences and channels.
- Collaborative Creation: Enable simultaneous contributions from multiple users for a dynamic creative process.
- Strategic Focus: Save time on repetitive tasks, allowing for concentration on high-level content strategies.
One of the significant advantages of integrating the AI Writing Agent is the enhanced speed and efficiency in content development. Tasks that once consumed considerable time, such as brainstorming ideas or refining drafts, are now expedited through intelligent automation. The module provides immediate feedback and suggestions, streamlining the editing process and freeing up valuable time for more strategic tasks. For instance, content teams can swiftly generate multiple versions of a text, adapting it for different channels and audiences with ease.
Specific use-cases highlight the AI Writing Agent's practicality and effectiveness. In marketing, teams use the module to quickly draft compelling copy for campaigns, benefiting from the AI’s ability to suggest emotionally engaging language that drives action. Educational institutions leverage the tool to create diverse learning materials, accommodating various learning styles and languages, thanks to the AI's adaptive capabilities.
Through these sophisticated functionalities, the CKEditor AI Writing Agent not only boosts productivity but also elevates the standard of content creation across the open source community, marking a revolutionary shift in how content is crafted and consumed. Last but not least: using it can be a lot of fun!
Standout Features of the CKEditor AI Writing Agent
The key to a successful AI user experience is streaming. When you send off a prompt and immediately, hundreds of carefully chosen, on-brand words start flowing into your editor... that's magic
At the forefront is the agent's real-time streaming and context-aware writing, which provides users with on-the-fly suggestions and edits based on the context of the document or specific paragraphs. This feature ensures content cohesiveness and relevance, facilitating seamless integration of new ideas without compromising the overall narrative.
Multilingual support is at the heart of our offering, enabling users to create and refine content in various languages with ease. This ensures a uniform voice and style, making it essential for global organizations that want to engage effectively with audiences around the world.
The agent's content moderation tools automatically flag and edit content that doesn't comply with set standards, ensuring adherence to ethical guidelines and maintaining a professional tone throughout all communications.
Customization capabilities further elevate the CKEditor AI Writing Agent, allowing organizations to tailor the AI's behavior to their brand-specific requirements. This includes adjustable settings for tone, style, and complexity, ensuring content that accurately reflects the brand's voice.
FeatureDescriptionReal-Time StreamingProvides immediate responses to your commands. The streaming is what makes it magical.Context-Aware WritingUnderstands document context to tailor suggestions that fit the narrative.Multilingual SupportEnables seamless content creation across multiple languages, the editor follows the language set by Drupal on the content.Content ModerationEnsures content compliance with brand and ethical guidelines automatically.CustomizationAdjust settings to align with brand-specific requirements for tone and style.Through these standout features, the CKEditor AI Writing Agent positions itself as an indispensable tool for modern content strategies, offering flexibility and intelligence that transcend conventional writing tools.
Community and Developer BenefitsThe CKEditor AI Writing Agent offers extensive advantages for both Drupal developers and content creators, enabling them to streamline their workflows and achieve superior content quality and engagement.
Developer Customization and FlexibilityFor developers, the module's versatile API provides robust customization capabilities, allowing them to tailor AI behavior to specific project needs. This flexibility enables developers to adjust the AI's functionalities, such as tone and style settings, ensuring alignment with unique brand requirements or specific user scenarios. The API also facilitates seamless integration into existing Drupal infrastructures, making the AI Writing Agent adaptable to many different contexts and use cases.
Enhanced Efficiency for Content CreatorsContent creators benefit substantially from the module through improved efficiency and higher levels of engagement. With AI-driven suggestions and real-time edits, creators can produce compelling content swiftly, reducing the typical workload associated with drafting and editing processes. This efficiency allows creators to focus on strategic activities, like crafting engaging narratives and developing rich multi-channel content experiences.
Real-World Use CasesWhile the CKEditor AI Writing Agent is an upcoming module, there's strong anticipation about its potential impact across various sectors. Here's what organizations can potentially achieve:
The open source community plays a pivotal role in offering strong AI tools, driving innovation across the globe. It allows a diverse group of developers and organizations to collaborate and contribute to the development of AI technologies, ensuring that these tools are robust, secure, and scalable. Open source tools foster an environment of transparency and trust in AI, as users can scrutinize and improve upon the code, leading to more reliable and efficient applications in various contexts.
- Non-Profit Impact: Non-profit organizations may leverage the AI agent to streamline content production for fundraising campaigns, potentially increasing donor engagement significantly.
- Enterprise Efficiency: Multinational corporations could integrate the AI tool to automate internal communications, possibly boosting productivity by minimizing content creation time substantially.
- Educational Excellence: Educational institutions might adopt the AI Writing Agent to develop multilingual course materials, potentially enhancing accessibility and learner engagement.
In a world increasingly driven by technological advances, there is a pressing need for transparent, open-source AI tools. Such resources are crucial in bridging the gap for those who cannot afford expensive proprietary AI software, ensuring that the transformative power of generative AI is accessible to all. By democratizing access to AI tools, we can mitigate potential negative consequences of technological disparities, fostering a more equitable environment where innovation thrives without the constraints of financial barriers.
Open-source solutions empower individuals and communities to harness AI's capabilities, driving meaningful change across diverse sectors and promoting societal well-being.
Reflecting on our journey with the CKEditor AI Writing Agent, it's evident that this tool is poised to transform content creation and management within Drupal. By integrating cutting-edge AI capabilities seamlessly, it empowers both developers and creators. We eagerly anticipate its impact on digital communication across the world!
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The penultimate installment of our Drupal 7 to 10 migration series is here! This guide dives into node migrations for venue, session, and event content types. Discover expert tips on troubleshooting missing field values, streamlining QA workflows, and mastering entity validation to ensure a smooth migration process. The finish line is just ahead!
mauricio Tue, 02/25/2025 - 06:31Droptica: How to Increase the Attractiveness of Your Website with Drupal Theme Design?
Your website’s appearance plays a crucial role in captivating users and keeping them engaged. Yet, many websites struggle with outdated or inconsistent designs that fail to leave a lasting impression. Drupal theme design offers powerful tools and flexibility to enhance your website’s attractiveness, ensuring it stands out in a crowded digital landscape.