Mass Updating Drupal Fields with MySql Stored Procedure Pt. 2

Kevin — Thu, 13 Jul 2017 12:00:00 GMT

Ever get to the end of a project and have a panic moment when you realize that all the content entered contains links in the WYSIWYG that contain the full domain, and not just the relative path to content (ex. http://dev.mysite.com)?

Who will update this? What do we do? Before we busted out the cots, beer, and pizza, I spent an hour thinking about how we could do this.

Kevin July 13th, 2017

Mass Updating Drupal Fields with MySQL Stored Procedure

Kevin — Fri, 02 Jun 2017 12:00:00 GMT

Mass Updating Drupal Fields with MySQL Stored Procedure

I was doing an onsite with a client earlier this week, assisting in a demo of the Drupal 8 solution we were building for their team.

During the meeting, it was expressed that they wanted all instances of a text editor to have the same buttons and capabilities.

The way I had (and always do) set up the site was to have three text formats. One with almost no CKEditor buttons, one with a few more, and one with almost all of them (Full HTML).

The change is easy to make, and decided to demonstrate how easy that change was in the meeting.

Kevin June 2nd, 2017

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Mass Updating Drupal Fields with MySql Stored Procedure Pt. 2

Mass Updating Drupal Fields with MySQL Stored Procedure