By Radion on

G'day
For the past three days I have been trawling google, drupal.org and some other very scary places.
All to no avail. My eyes are killing me from so much iPhone searching.
I installed theme_editor Module a while ago, I know that 7x is not stable but it seemed to be working fine.
Then I found it easier just to edit the CSS from the theme, Danland.
After removing, fully deleting directory's and also truncating all cache tables and watchdog and the first table ...log
Still get error when trying to open admin/appearance

Fatal error: Call to undefined function theme_editor_load() in /home/content/55/8458455/html/websited/includes/menu.inc on line 579

I just can't get in, menu.Inc line that shows up on error seems to be a function call that is invoked from another location.
I am getting pretty frustrated.

Line 579 includes/menu.Inc

Please help, I really am loving Drupal after switching from mostly wordpress I find it refreshingly Proffesional just a tad tedious when problems arise.

Kindest regards
Radion

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Comments

ziobudda’s picture

ziobudda commented

Hi, I don't know the real solution to your problem but this is a workaround: open index.php and insert this after the FULL_BOOTSTRAP line.

if (!function_exist("theme_editor_load")) {
  function theme_editor_load() {}
}

Try it.

M.

Freelancer Senior Drupal Developer -- http://www.ziobuddalabs.it

Radion’s picture

Radion commented

Thank you a lot.. Will try about 30 min
Pardon my ignorance but do you know what file or other is calling this seemingly redundant function.
Again , thanks for such a quick response .

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Radion commented

Unfortunately didn't work.
Fatal error on any page after adding the snippet.
Back to square uno
Thank you for trying

john_b’s picture

john_b commented

I would reinstall theme editor, then ask in the issue queue for that module about how to uninstall it!

Digit Professionals specialising in Drupal, WordPress & CiviCRM support for publishers in non-profit and related sectors

Radion’s picture

Radion commented

Yes I understand
Though it seems that sits a small issue with a call to a Functin.
I would really like to know which file, files or db entry is calling this.
Because it would help me understand Drupal better and be more in control of my theming and development.
I could always just reinstall drupal and move my tables into ne database and copy what I need from sites directory.
Effectively getting rid of my issues, though I would not understand the problem I was having and
I would not learn anything,
So, I apologize for the protracted comment but I would rather figure it out.
Same reason I would not just reinstall windows to fix a small issue.
Ps. No offense to your advice I thank you and you are probably right just feel that that is a way to solve the problem I would rather understand, the problem.

Kindest regards
Radion

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john_b commented

Well if the module is enabled in system table that is one reason why Drupal may be looking for it. You might search the database for this function.

Digit Professionals specialising in Drupal, WordPress & CiviCRM support for publishers in non-profit and related sectors

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silentjae commented

I'm also having a very similar error.

I had installed Them Editor and uninstalled shortly after, and started getting this error message when trying to edit my theme settings (Marinelli).

Reinstalling Theme Editor only solved part of the issue. I can access Marinelli settings (through Appearance), but when I try to save, the error will come up again.

Anyone?