The topics below are for troubleshooting specific problems and doing advanced implementations of the Georgia Tech Drupal theme. Implementing some of these features will require knowledge of advanced Drupal development techniques and/or PHP coding skills.
It looks like there's a bug in Drupal 7 where, if you ever turn on and activate the Statistics module (enabling the logging of accesses to the database), and then decide to turn off the Statistics module, Drupal keeps on logging to the table that it creates (accesslog), and cron never clears anything out of that table, so it can just keep growing indefinitely. On a busy site, this can result in multiple millions of entries in that table.
Here's what you can do to check for this condition:
A bug exists in Webform 3.x that can prevent you from changing the "From" address in an automated email template. There is an existing Drupal.org discussion about this issue: https://www.drupal.org/node/1804214#comment-9661515
admin/config/content/webform).Aquia Dev Desktop is being phased out and will no longer be supported after June of 2021. The following instructions are left here until then to assist those already using the product, but there is no point in installing Dev Desktop at this point. Instead, take a look at Lando to see if it will work for your needs.
If you are using the CAS module for user authentication, you can require users to be logged in to their GT accounts before they can access specific pages on your Drupal site.
A good solution for the Georgia Tech MediaSpace (Kaltura) repository has not been developed yet. In the meantime, an experimental MediaSpace embed module is available for Drupal 7 and Drupal 10 from the developer who created the embed module for the now retired OIT Digital Media Repository. Use at your own risk!
The "Full HTML" format in an out-of-the-box installation of Drupal 10, or in Drupal 7 with CKEditor installed without the WYSIWYG plugin should already allow for IFRAME embeds and JavaScript embeds. If you haven't added any tools to restrict this, then you're all set.
Feeds Extensible Parsers is the module normally used to do XML and JSON imports of news and event data from the Mercury server. (This module supersedes an older module called "Feed XPath Parser", which is no longer supported and should not be used.)
Super Blocks are only available if your site has the Georgia Tech Super Block module installed.
To start making a new Super Block, use the Administrative toolbar (the black bar across the top of your site). Choose Content > Add content > Super Block.
After the new Super Block form opens, you can enter your information into the fields described below.