@thabarak

tbz → created an issue.

Translation records remain in the database for entities like menu_link_content long after translations have been disabled. This results in errors, specifically during node updates when the "Provide a menu link" option is checked, causing exceptions when attempting to process outdated translation references.

Create a mechanism to perform garbage collection on dangling translations.

Add a new section in the admin UI under Configuration for managing translation settings. This includes:
A toggle switch to enable or disable automatic cleanup of unused translations when translations are disabled for an entity type.
A button to manually trigger the cleanup process, allowing administrators to clear dangling translations on demand.

thabarak → changed the visibility of the branch 3466341-text-formats-not to active.

thabarak → changed the visibility of the branch 3466341-text-formats-not to hidden.

thabarak → made their first commit to this issue’s fork.

1. Verify Delta Field in Content Type:

   • First, ensure that your "reference" field for the "article" content type is indeed set up to allow manual ordering. The Corresponding Entity References module should be handling this properly.
   • The delta values are typically stored in a hidden field associated with the reference field.
   • If the delta field is stored directly in a field associated with the reference and exposes it through custom code, you may need to write a small custom module or use the hook_views_query_alter() function to expose it as a sortable field.

• Ensure the .htaccess file in your subdirectory is not causing the redirection. This file controls URL rewriting and may have rules affecting access.
• Check the $base_url variable in your settings.php file located in the sites/default directory (or wherever your settings file is):

• Ensure that the migration process correctly imported all user roles. Use the database to verify that the user_roles and users_roles tables have consistent and correct entries.

• Clear all caches using drush cr to ensure that there are no stale cached entries that might be affecting role assignment.
• Verify that configuration related to user roles and permissions is correctly imported and enabled in your Drupal 10 setup. Use drush config:export and drush config:import to ensure your configurations are in sync.

• Ensure that the Pathauto module is installed and correctly configured in Drupal 9. This module automatically generates URL aliases for taxonomy terms.
• Review the pattern settings for taxonomy term URLs under Configuration > Search and Metadata > URL Aliases > Patterns. Verify that there's a valid pattern for taxonomy terms.