By Tim85021 on

This error for Advacned Forum:
An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 500 Debugging information follows. Path: http://thedailyorbit.com/authorize.php?batch=1&render=overlay&id=2&op=do StatusText: Internal Server Error ResponseText: UpdaterException: Unable to parse info file: . in Updater::getProjectTitle() (line 182 of /hermes/web09d/b1240/moo.thedailyorbitcom/thedailyorbitcom/drupal-7.2/includes/updater.inc).

And this error for chat room mod:
An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 500 Debugging information follows. Path: http://thedailyorbit.com/authorize.php?batch=1&render=overlay&id=3&op=do StatusText: Internal Server Error ResponseText: UpdaterException: Unable to parse info file: . in Updater::getProjectTitle() (line 182 of /hermes/web09d/b1240/moo.thedailyorbitcom/thedailyorbitcom/drupal-7.2/includes/updater.inc).

and the same error for ctools

and views

and this error is on my front end:
HTTP POST is required..

as a matter of fact I cant't install any modules to my drupal, and my drupal is a fresh installation, and was done manually rather than with simple scripts like the site I just tore down was

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realOFF’s picture

realOFF commented

I don't know what the updater.inc file is for, but you seem to be not alone with these "An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 500" errors, specially in Drupal 7.

According to other people posts Drupal 7 seems to be slower on shared hostings due to higher requirements, probably you will find less modules compatible with D7, and it seems to be presenting quite a few problems.
Taking this and you other problems into account, I should consider doing a clean manual install of the latest D6.

Tim85021’s picture

Tim85021 commented

I've torn my site down like 3 times since this post, and I finally have it up and running... Kind of, I'm checking out each mod as I install it, rather than trying to actually set up one portion of the site completely. I got sick of spending all day adding feeds to the aggregator, then finding out some other part of the site didn't work, so now I'm adding a little content per mod and making sure there are no errors before moving on. I think if this install doesn't work though, I will try Drupal 6, and hopefully that will work. I've been beating my head against the wall for a month trying to get this site up and running, and it's becoming more of a pain than it's worth.