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--- CRM/Report/Form/Activity.php.orig
+++ CRM/Report/Form/Activity.php
@@ -222,6 +222,16 @@
           ),
         ),
       ),
+      'civicrm_case_activity' => array(
+        'dao' => 'CRM_Case_DAO_CaseActivity',
+        'fields' => array(
+          'case_id' => array(

demeritcowboy

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*THIS IS OLD DON'T USE THIS*
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Using php 7.1, drupal 8.6.4, civicrm 5.8.2

Set max_execution_time to 0 in php.ini. Restart httpd. (Not required on a server, but on my dev laptop 30 seconds isn't even close to enough for either the drupal or civicrm installation parts.)

Install git.
* Might be obvious, but it's not actually mentioned anywhere.

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// Useful for copying a webpage full of settings from e.g. staging to live for// sites that keep their config in the database and don't have a way// to set things via files.//// Because of browser security this is a two-step process. It doesn't// do the copying, instead it generates javascript code that will set the// fields to the same values.// - Paste the code into the javascript console on the page to be copied.// - Run the code.// - Copy the output in the console log to the code console on the other page.// - Run that.//// Note this doesn't trigger event bindings, so for example for settings pages// that dynamically add fields to forms as you go it won't work perfectly, but// if a field is already on the form just hidden then it will still work.(function($) {  var s = '';  $('input[type="text"], textarea, select').each(function() {    var t = $(this);    var v = t.val();    if (v != "") {      s += '$(' + JSON.stringify('#' + this.id) + ').val(' + JSON.stringify(v) + ');' + "\n";    }  });  $('input[type