I am working on customizing the search results returned by the Backdrop search. Depending on the node type, I need to alter the URL that the given result points to….like not linking to the entry data for the node but rather the section the content is featured on. That being said, I am trying to determine if I can get the node ID and node type from the search results so that I can redirect where some of the results point to. Is there a way for me to get that info from the search_results?
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Hello @NumerousHats, I agree with your assessment. I am looking into this situation right now. The root of this problem is that Backdrop CMS is implemented on top of a "stack" of...
Update Core and Theme via Web interface
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