By larryjhs on

Problem 1.

I thought I had successfully upgraded from 4.7 to 5.0. In user mode, I can see all content, but if logged out (or in another browser), no content is visible.

I have checked the view content box in permissions, so this is not the problem.

2) In the Status report, I get this message--Database schema Out of date
Some modules have database schema updates to install. You should run the database update script immediately.

I have backuped up and run this script--

but then I get the message warning: "call_user_func_array(): First argumented is expected to be a valid callback, 'update_script_selection_form' was given in /home/larryjhs/public_html/includes/form.inc on line 218.

The version of Drupal you are updating from has been automatically detected. You can select a different version, but you should not need to.

Click Update to start the update process."

There is however, no 'Update' Button to click.

I don't know php really, so I don't know if the above error/update issue is causing problem 1.

Any ideas on how to resolve this annoyance?

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nancydru
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Try this: http://www.example.com/update.php where "example.com" is your site.

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larryjhs commented

No, still the same error message

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mooffie commented

but then I get the message warning: "call_user_func_array(): First argumented is expected to be a valid callback, 'update_script_selection_form' was given in /home/larryjhs/public_html/includes/form.inc on line 218.

Most probably the 'update.php' is of the 4.7 version. It should have been overwritten by that from 5.0.

You should copy the 5.0 files over the 4.7 ones (but don't forget to backup everything: the 'settings.php', for example, contains your DB username/passwd; and your 'node.tpl.php' might contain some customizations you made).

I can see all content, but if logged out (or in another browser), no content is visible.

Let's firt solve the other problem. But, what exactly do you see? A "Welcome to your new Drupal" page? Or a totaly blank page?

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larryjhs commented

I had uninstalled (I thought I correctly had) simple_access module from vers 4. Now when my office mate Nick checked the node_access in php myadmin, in fact, the 'realm' was still simple_access. So I had to change the realm to 'all. And that fixed it.

A salutary lesson.

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mooffie commented

it's a common problem. That's why I asked you if you see the "Welcome..." page.

But your 'update.php' is another, separate issue. You must fix it. You can't maintain a Drupal website without a functioning 'update.php'.