I'm pleased to report that h5p 2.0.0-alpha4 works! Just downloaded and installed on my local installation of Drupal 10... works as expected.
Now looking forward to a definitive 2.0.0 version.
@gisle,
Thanks for your prompt reply to my post. I think I need to understand more about using composer on my website provider. I'll give it a try and come back here after I've hopefully progressed...
Until now I've always installed (and updated) my Drupal sites (and Drupal plugins) by downloading the needed Drupal version ZIP file. This works fine both on my local host and website.
Just decided to go the composer way, as it seems to be the recommended procedure. I've installed composer on my local Windows machine (running wampserver). When I run this command: composer create-project drupal/recommended-project "C:\wamp64\www\htdocs\drupaltest" it gets the Drupal files and writes them to my "drupaltest" directory (in 2 separate dirs, vendor and web); then I can run install, etc. all is OK!
But I cannot use composer to download and install Drupal on my website. First I create this dir on my website: https://www.MYWEBSITE/drupaltest, and I check that that directory has all the read, write, etc. premissions (octal = 7777),
Then I run this command; composer create-project drupal/recommended-project:10.1.6 "https://www.MYWEBSITE/drupaltest" and I get this message error: In ProjectInstaller.php line 69: mkdir(): No such file or directory... and I cannot proceed.
What am I doing wrong? I've searched the available documentation and they all seem to refer to installing Drupal with composer on a local host, not a www website.
ShaunDychko at College Physics commented 4 days ago
"The latest 2.0.x dev release supports Drupal 10."
It does not work for me!
Local Drupal site on Windows 11 - PHP 8.1.13 - Database Version 8.0.27 MySQL- Firefox browser - Drupal version 10.1.6 - H5P version 2.0.x-dev.
I have installed H5P version 2.0.x-dev (manually); in Structure/Content Types I have created a new H5P content as usual. I can create a new H5P content and save it, but... only the page title is displayed (and the label of my H5P Drupal content under that title) , NOT the H5P content itself! No errors in the browser console.
Any ideas?
@drupalprog
I was really beginning to despair when finally I read your recent post, which I found not only "useful" but a real life-saver!
Why has this change of dir names not been made clear earlier on, I wonder?
Anyway Superfish 8.x-1.7 works as expected now. Thanks everyone!
@greatmatter I have replaced the ending comma with a semicolon in "MYDRUPALSITE\libraries\superfish\superfish.js" but am still getting the Superfish library Not installed error.
@kwiseman I am not getting any error in my browser console.
What I don't understand is that the Superfish library was working OK with previous version of Superfish 8.x-1.7, even if it had that syntax error, so I suppose the bug comes from Superfish module itself, not the library???
papijo → created an issue.
Could someone please fix this annoying bug ASAP? Thanks!
My main grievance is that this APCu message is categorised as an error. It is certainly not an error, as it does not prevent my Drupal site from functioning normally. At least it should be re-categorized as a warning, not an error.
Plus of course, make the message more explanatory.
H5P for Drupal Version: 2.0.0-alpha3 - Using PHP 8.1.13 and Drupal 9.5.9
Successfully tested patch #8. Thanks @ryanrobinson_wlu !
This should really be made available ASAP... and a final release of H5P for Drupal 9 should be available too.
Looks like the Claro theme I used for admin caused the problem.
Switched to the excellent GIN admin theme → and problem solved!