We have a contrib module that does this, but since WordPress has a function for this in core, I'm wondering if we could/should too...?
I'm guessing most users setting up a Backdrop site wouldn't know to install Invisimail to protect email addresses entered in textareas.
(Triaged as possible accessibility issue on 08/17/2921. Seems like we are looking for feedback on how to accomplish this without hurting accessibility.)
GitHub Issue #:
3270
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As I work through things I flush the caches after every change I make. As far as I can tell I have the custom module in the correct place (/modules/custom/fix_zero_search) and the file...
custom module not showing up in modules list
If you haven't already, flush all the caches. If it is in the modules folder whether directly or in a custom folder it will show up. If not, something else is wrong with your site; check...
custom module not showing up in modules list
Awful idea! That's not how modules get installed! The number in db indicates the installed state and schema version. You're not supposed to fiddle in the database directly. There's an...
custom module not showing up in modules list