We are asking folks to help us conduct a usability test on our community infrastructure as part of our infrastructure sprint:
How to help:
If you don't already know the answer to this question:
- DO NOT read the comments here until you have finished the test.
- Attempt to accomplish the following scenario within a reasonable amount of time
- Post a comment below with feedback about and or all of the following:
- how easy or difficult it was to accomplish this task
- ideas you have for making it easier
- Did you find what you were looking for?
- What would you have liked to find?
Scenario:
You have heard a lot about Backdrop CMS, but are concerned about its maintainability and security in specific. You would like to find out if you will get at least the same level of support as with Drupal. Have past security issues been dealt with in a timely manner?
Recent comments
If it's just about some simple data, Webform is probably your friend. Then display form submissions in a view. If it has to be nodes, hook_form_alter() might be your friend. But maybe @docwilmot has...
multistep node form
Please note Drop has been renamed to Brush per https://github.com/backdrop-contrib/brush/issues/4
Drop is a command line shell and Unix scripting interface for Backdrop CMS.
Relatedly, files that were removed from core were still there on our site. I imagine most of the time that won't matter, but it might need to be something to check for if it ever does.
Feedback on version 1.15
OK, I did a little extra testing and see where this leads to a greater problem. In your case, where one field allows for multiple images, you can only upload one new image - IF, you already uploaded...
Content type with two image fields
I tried to recreate this on a fresh Backdrop CMS 1.15 site. I'm finding that the second image field is not showing a thumbnail of my uploaded image, but if I save the node. The second field is...
Content type with two image fields