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Find out what changed in the entities. The change should most probably be in the field settings for one or more fields in the entity types listed in the messages. … Everything would be easy if there are a limited amount of entities with values in the conflicting fields and that the data could be handled manually by deleting the fields. …

You will require to write your own custom field formatter to achieve that. There are detailed docs at : https://www.drupal.org/docs/8/creating-custom-modules/create-a-custom-field-formatter File /mod …

I am the author and maintainer of the Commerce Product Kit module which is close to your requirement. It provides a "field formatter" for the "product reference" or an "entity reference" fields …

Posting my comment as answer - Check for HMS (Hours Minutes Seconds) Field module. Displays a integer formatted as Hours, Minutes or Seconds. The field stores values as integer. Both input and o …

Deploy automatically manages dependencies between entities (like node references). …

You are looking for the Mentions module: The Mentions module offers Twitter like functionality, recording all references to a user's username - using the [@username] or [@#uid] filter format - fro …

You use the -> operator for accessing the data attributes in a PHP object. Use $entity->id to access the id of the entity. If you want to access a value of the field (which is an array), you do it l …

Yes, you can. Drupal 8 does it out of the box as D7. The only difference is you can now choose the widget for any field in the Manage form display tab of a entity type. E.g. Try changing the widget o …

The best way to implement this is to implement a custom display formatter for the link field. You can either do it directly in a custom module by implementing hook_field_formatter_info. Or without tr …

The method you are using the save the field isn't ideal. For setting the field values you should use the set() function provided by the EntityMetadataWrapper class. function mymodule_node_insert($nod …

Note: I've written this generically; it should work for any type of entities (e.g. Nodes, Users, Files, Taxonomy, etc.) …

Classes can be specified at the Manage display settings for content types, users and other entities. OR The Field Formatter CSS Class module. …

From the docs of field_info_widget_types() : Returns information about field widgets from hook_field_widget_info(). Parameters: $widget_type: (optional) A widget type name. If omitted, all widget typ …

Use entity_load to load the entity as mentioned by @Nikhil. Then use entity_extract_ids, to extract the bundle. Example: $entity = entity_load('node', array('7')); list(, , $bundle) = entity_extrac …

Incidentally, I got this error yesterday ;-) And after a bit of searching and looking into the documentation, I found that the cause was the functions which loads entities in Drupal and with the name like …