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1. Backup Your Production Site.

2. Copy Website Files.

scp -r /path/to/production/site user@dev-server:/path/to/dev/site

3.Export the Production Database.

mysqldump -u username -p production_database > production_db.sql

4. Import the Database to the Development Server.

mysql -u username -p development_database < production_db.sql

5. Update Settings.php: In the settings.php file of your Drupal site (located in the sites/<site-name> directory), update the database connection settings to match your development server's database credentials.

6. Update the sites Directory.

7. Clear Caches.

8. Test Your Site.

9. Adjust Configuration.

10. Update Domain Settings (Optional).

11. Backup and Version Control.

12. Security and Access Control.
 

TRY  this i hope it will help u..
Thank you

Debugging:

• If the error persists and you are comfortable with debugging, you can enable Drupal's debugging mode in your settings.php file by adding the following lines:
  

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  $config['system.logging']['error_level'] = 'verbose'; $settings['error_level'] = ERROR_REPORTING_DISPLAY_VERBOSE;

  This will display more detailed error messages on your site, which can help you pinpoint the issue.

First, you would need to install Drupal on your web server. You can download the latest version from the official Drupal website.

1. Select and Install Modules: Drupal's flexibility comes from its module system. You'll want to install the necessary modules to build your forum and articles website. Some modules to consider include:

   • Forum Module: Drupal has a built-in Forum module that you can enable to create a basic forum. You may also want to explore contributed modules like "Advanced Forum" to enhance the forum functionality.

   • Content Types and Fields: Create custom content types for articles and any other content you want to include on your site. Use the "Content Type" and "Field" modules to define the structure of your content.

   • Views: Views is a powerful module that allows you to create custom lists, grids, and displays of content. You can use it to create listings of articles, recent forum posts, and more.

   • User Access Control: Depending on your forum's requirements, you may need to configure user roles, permissions, and access control using modules like "Permissions by Term" or "Content Access."

2. Theming: Drupal uses themes to control the visual appearance of your site. You can either choose an existing theme and customize it or create a custom theme from scratch to match your branding and design requirements.

3. Content Creation: Users can create articles and forum posts based on the content types you've defined. You can customize the content creation forms using Drupal's Form API or contributed modules like "Webform."

4. User Interaction: Configure user registration, login, and profile management. You can also enable user-generated content, comments, and voting, depending on your forum's requirements.

5. SEO and Performance: Install and configure modules for search engine optimization (SEO) and performance optimization to ensure your site ranks well in search engines and loads quickly.

6. Security: Regularly update Drupal core and contributed modules to maintain the security of your website. Use security modules like "Security Kit" and implement best practices for security.

7. Testing and Maintenance: Thoroughly test your website for functionality, security, and performance. Regularly back up your site and perform updates as needed.

<?php
function mymodule_menu() {
  $items['mymodule/links'] = array(
    'title' => 'Links', 
    'page callback' => 'mymodule_links_page', 
    'access arguments' => array('access content'), 
    'type' => MENU_SUGGESTED_ITEM,
  );
  return $items;
}
?>

/**
* Cache
*/
$settings['cache']['bins']['render'] = 'cache.backend.null';
$settings['cache']['bins']['dynamic_page_cache'] = 'cache.backend.null';

You have tried this also hope it may help you..!

Integrates the Font plugin directly inside CKEditor 5 for Drupal 9 and 10. Allows to control the text and background color directly inside the CKEditor 5 interface. Allows to customize the color palette. No external dependencies required, the plugin is integrated directly via DLL Builds.

composer require 'drupal/ckeditor5_font:^1.1@beta'

                                OR

composer require 'drupal/ckeditor_font:^2.0@beta'

Within the tree Home > Administration > Appearance > Appearance settings

Under the section titled "Logo Image Settings"

There is a text that suggests SVG images "Examples: logo.svg (for a file in the public filesystem), public://logo.svg, or themes/paxton/logo.svg."

but when the user actually uploads an SVG file, such as test image I downloaded from Wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scalable_Vector_Graphics#/media/File:SVG_l...

The user is informed that this file type is invalid for this use.

The specified file SVG Logo.svg could not be uploaded.

• Image type not supported. Allowed types: png jpeg gif
• Only files with the following extensions are allowed: jpg jpeg gif png txt doc xls pdf ppt pps odt ods odp.

The logo could not be uploaded.

The text describing the suggested file format should be adjusted to reflect the reality of what the software supports.

It will help you to read out the node-id in a twig template..

{{ path('entity.node.canonical', {'node':  element['#object'].id}) }}

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