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Can't get this to work in Drupal 10.1. Am I missing something?
1) view > add contextual filter e.g. term reference
2) no options to manipulate/set the contextual filter in the block field
I'd say it is better to keep the permission and not show button if no permission.
+ with permissions, you can limit access to certain controllers or settings (if needed). This way it is future-proof.
That being said, show button but show access denied message will enhance communication between clients and developers. Instead of finding out later, they quickly see what the problem is. Your decision to take :D
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Thanks for this. Not an easy find :)
Hi, strangely my composer did indeed install dev-2x instad of 3.0.0.
"drupal/back_to_top": "^2.0"
I'm going to investigate why. Thanks!
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Also tested on Drupal 10 and cannot reproduce the error.
Also had a patch for this before I found this.
#10 Works for D10, thanks.
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Also happens when the site name contains a comma. Quite a big bug this is. Emails not getting send this way, and causing troubles :-).