Core•
How to Create and Use a Custom Logger Channel in Drupal
Custom logger channels let you group your module's log messages under a specific name. This keeps your logs organized and makes debugging custom code much faster.
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Forms•
Creating a Custom Field Type in Drupal with Validation and PHP Attributes
When building Drupal sites, standard field types like text, number, or entity reference cover most use cases. However, you will occasionally run into requirements where data must follow a strict, predictable business format.
Controllers•
Create a Custom Controller in Drupal 11 with PHP Attributes
Learn how to create a controller using PHP attributes in Drupal 11.4.x. In this step-by-step tutorial, you'll build a custom module, define a controller with PHP attributes, create a custom route, and return content as a render array.
Controllers•
Creating an HTMX route
HTMX relies on the server returning HTML fragments rather than JSON. While Drupal usually wraps content in a full page shell (header, footer, sidebars), this tutorial shows you how to return an HTML response that HTMX can swap into your existing page.
Controllers•
Creating a custom controller
In Drupal, a controller is responsible for receiving a request and returning a response usually in the form of a Render Array. In this tutorial, we will build a module that displays a simple message and a data table at a custom URL.
Core•
Working with Drupal Taxonomy
Learn how to manage and use taxonomy to organize your Drupal content.
Twig•
Extending Twig functions and filters
Enhance your Drupal themes by adding custom Twig filters and functions. This guide shows how to extend Twig in a Drupal-friendly way using your own module and PHP classes.
Blocks•
How to Create a Custom Block in Drupal
Learn how to create a custom block in Drupal using the Block module. This guide covers both the user interface method and the programmatic approach using a custom module.
Modules•
How to add redirects programmatically in Drupal
Redirects are essential for managing changes in URLs, especially when restructuring a site or removing pages. In this tutorial, we’ll walk through how to add redirects programmatically in Drupal using custom code.
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