This is not a question but a call out to just a little bit of what @StPaulTim and his team have done for the backdrop community. Today, I stumbled upon a demo theme switcher site where users can scroll down to the footer and select one of a number of different backdrop core and contrib themes to see what they look like. Very nicely done. https://themeswitcher.simplo.site/
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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
... had a status of '0' that I changed to '1' directly in th edb, in line with other custom modules Awful idea! That's not how modules get installed! The number in db...
custom module not showing up in modules list
Yes that much I know :) Thanks for the quick reply... My info file contains: name = Fix Zero Search description = Fixes leading zeros in search. type = module...
custom module not showing up in modules list