I have created a Profile with an Image Field which has a Directory Field as 'files/' then in the box for me to fill in the subdirectory I was hoping to be able to use a Token according to the Username as in [user:name] but when I save the image it goes in a folder '/files/[user:name]/'. It has not created the Folder according to the username.
I have had a look at the 'Token Filter' module, but that does not do it. I think I need the 'File (Fields) Path' module, but that is not in backdrop-contrib.
Is there any way round this?
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I don't develop for Drupal or Backdrop these days. I do write PHP code but with Yii. My IDE of choice is PhpStorm. It's not free, it's somewhat heavy on resources (written in Java...), but it's very...
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If you're using vim, these are probably useful: https://www.drupal.org/docs/develop/development-tools/configuring-vim https://www.drupal.org/project/vimrc https://www.drupal.org/node/1389472
Which IDE are you guys using to develop modules?
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How To set 'selected' tag in a Form Select Options Array
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