admin/build/modules returns blank page
mahmudd - June 2, 2007 - 12:34
I have just installed my site using drupal 5.1. everything is working fine except for the admin/build/modules path returning a blank page so I cannot access the modules page. WHat might I have done wrong?
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blank page errors are apache errors. Check your apache logs for the error being thrown.
Considering the page you are trying to access when you get the blank page, it is likely that you are exhausting memory on the server. Confirm this by checking the apache error logs. you may have to contact your host for the location of these logs, or to have them sent to you for your inspection.
Some module may be broken or
Some module may be broken or misconfigured. Which is causing to show blank page.
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Sharique uddin Ahmed Farooqui
IT head, Managefolio.com
Blank pages
Thanks but pls how do I trace which module is causing the problem. I reinstalled all the modules and the problem persists
Same with me
Same with me - after messing with the database, I have blank pages enywhere except the home page. No way to log in or reconfigure the system, turn modules off, etc. Need a failsafe mode guys!
To Mahmudd - I solved it
Hello Mahmudd.
I browsed around and here is what I found:
STEP 1: Diagnose.
1. Page turns blank instantly: cache problem. Needs to flushed manually in phpMyAdmin
2. Page turns blank it a few seconds: php error or incompatible modules. Mine was CCK and caching on - incompatible. If you can't log in try removing and new modules from your modules folder.
3. Page turns blank after long time - memory timeout.
To Mahmudd - I solved it
Hello Mahmudd.
I browsed around and here is what I found:
STEP 1: Diagnose.
1. Page turns blank instantly: cache problem. Needs to flushed manually in phpMyAdmin
2. Page turns blank it a few seconds: php error or incompatible modules. Mine was CCK and caching on - incompatible. If you can't log in try removing and new modules from your modules folder.
3. Page turns blank after long time - memory timeout.
Blank admin/module page
Increase your PHP memory mine is now set to 32Mb
Cheers
Try this
Hey why don't you guys set the memory limit to 96M? You will never get a blank page ;)
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