New answers tagged rules
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You can use these to get file name and file url respectively (Drupal 7.67 Entity API 1.9):
[node:field-document:0:file]
[node:field-document:0:file:url]
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I created a sql query through the Views Rules module and it did the trick.
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OK, I would then recommend Business Rules to build that kind of data comparison rule.
1- Create a first Variable "Value from Entity field" to store the original value of your field.
2- Create a second Variable "Value from Entity field" to store the current value of your field (i.e. the saved value after updating node)
3- Create an Action "Send an email"
...
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Ok so here is another way to do it, if you dont want to do it with rules;
<?php
/**
* Implements hook_form_FORM_ID_alter().
*
* Alters the user registration form by adding a custom submit handler.
*/
function custom_user_insert(&$edit, $account, $category) {
if (isset($account->is_new) && !empty($account->is_new)) {
//...
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The Rules module will allow you create new OG node after saving a new user account. Just do the following:
Create your rule and add an "After saving new user account" event to it
In the action section, select create a new entity
In the value section, select node
In the Content type, select the "your group"
Fill the title as you need; you can do this using ...
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I achieved it this way, with custom module and just those few lines in .module file. as @4k4 user suggested in the comment.
<?php
use Drupal\node\Entity\Node;
function provider_module_user_insert(\Drupal\user\UserInterface $user) {
if (($user->get('field_company_type')->value) == 'Provider') {
$tid = 12;
}
elseif (($user->...
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You didn't mention any errors, but for starters your group name should be:
test group {{ user.uid }}
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I dedicate a blogpost on how to add a custom WebformSubmitHandler to process the data. Read about it here: https://stefvanlooveren.me/blog/how-create-mailchimp-subscription-drupal-8-webform-module
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This is very easy to do in D8 Rules. Here is an export of a Rule which does what you asked - when a new user is created, it creates a new node (of type article, as an example). It then sets the node author to be the new user. It then sets a field of the new node (the body field, in this case) to a value take from the user (the user's email address, in this ...
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