By transwarptim on

Hello,

I've searched for this but haven't found an answer.

I've added a whole bunch of modules to Drupal and wanted to activate some of them for testing.

When I load my Administer=> Modules page
/?q=admin/modules

the page is BLANK.

This wasn't a problem before. I've loaded this page and activated modules before

The page worked before and I activated several modules after the initial install.

Here is the system information:

Centos 3.3 (Red Hat Enterprise 3)

P4 3.02 mhz
1024ram

httpd-2.0.51-101.iworx
php-4.3.9-101.iworx
mysqld 4.0.21

for more info

http://support.transwarphosting.net/phpinfo.php

Any ideas?

Tim

Comments

dries’s picture

dries commented

I'd try deactiving some of the module you enabled, starting with contributed or 3th party modules. You can do so my changing their status field in the system-table (easy when you are using phpMyAdmin) or simply by removing the .module files.

transwarptim’s picture

transwarptim commented

Thanks:

I just did the following and it worked:

renamed the folder modules to old_modules and then replaced the modules folder from the tar archive. Now I'm just adding the ones I need back (htmaarea, notifications, etc.)

I will test out modules on another install of drupal before installing them next time.

BTW what are the appropriate file permissions for the files in that directory some are 755 775 644?

Tim

Sndr’s picture

Sndr commented

I first deactivated all optional modules and moved their files to an old_modules directory, only leaving the core modules in there.

The blank white page is now gone, but the page keeps loading endlessly when clicking 'Administer' in the menu..

Fortunately, I can still reach some of the functions under 'Adminster' by entering the url directly like ?q=admin/build/modules

But am I missing some functionality on the 'Administer' page? Or is just a menu-item containing the others?

Regards,

Sander