Migration

As of April 5, Drupal 7 will have nine months before it’s entirely unsupported and becomes a liability. Because Drupal 7 has been around for well over a decade, many websites built on it have accumulated vast amounts of content, resulting in complex data structures with custom content types, fields, taxonomies, and entity relationships.

Happy March! If you’re reading this blog post on the day of publication, you now have exactly ten months to migrate out of Drupal 7 before it reaches end of life on January 5, 2025. After numerous extensions, this date is final and there will be no further extensions.

If you are a Digital Manager of an enterprise website, you likely have a large PDF problem. Over the years, your site has become a labyrinth of linked PDFs – thousands of them – accessible only via...

This post is part of our Drupal 9 upgrade series. If you're on Drupal 8 already, there's lots of useful advice below; we'll also have a post just for you soon. Drupal 7 will be ...

Recently we migrated a client to Pantheon, a move made possible by Pantheon’s custom upstream functionality. Pantheon’s Fastly CDN integratio...

In this post I will demonstrate a technique to fix HTML issues, import images or perform content operations during migration.

In this post I will show a custom process plugin I created to migrate taxonomy terms. The plugin handles creation of new terms and prevents duplicates.

This post shows how to migrate content thumbnails from Wordpress into Drupal 8. It includes examples of custom process plugins and a modify date/time and solution to preserve original URL aliases.

These are instructions on how to migrate content from Drupal to Drupal 8 with some examples.

So you've...