The module installs fine. I don't get any errors. However when I go to admin/config/people/captcha I don't get the settings page for captcha. Instead I get the same exact page as admin/config/people. In fact if I go to modules and scroll down to where captcha in enabled the configure link associated with captcha takes me to admin/config/people not admin/config/people/captcha. I've tried clearing the cache under the admin performance settings. I don't have cache enabled for the site. I've also cleared my browser cache. I still can't get the settings page for captcha to show up.

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soxofaan’s picture

soxofaan commented
Assigned: Spidey212 » Unassigned
Category: bug » support
Status: Needs review » Active

Is it a clean install of the CAPTCHA module or an upgrade from a previous (e.g. Drupal 6) version?
Did you run the update.php script?

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Spidey212 commented

It's a clean install of the CAPTCHA module. I ran the update.php script. I'm trying to call the menu_rebuild function but that's not going to well. From what I can tell it seems like the captcha_menu hook isn't working properly. That's just a guess though.

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Spidey212 commented

I finally figured it out. It was a database issue. I deleted all my modules. Then I had to run this: drupal.org/project/registry_rebuild. Then I reinstalled all my modules. After I did that everything worked fine!

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prabhatjn commented

Hi,
I am facing the same problem.
I am using the drupal commerce, my site is already very complex and I cannot reinstall my modules what should I do...

Thanks,
Perry.

soxofaan’s picture

soxofaan commented

I cannot reinstall my modules

have you already tried just disabling and re-enabling again?

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Spidey212 commented

When I say "delete" all I mean is going into your sites/all/modules folder and cutting out every single folder that's in there. Paste all the module folders into another folder. Make one up if you have to. Once your sites/all/modules is empty then run the drupal.org/project/registry_rebuild. After you run that go to your admin/performance settings and clear your cache. Then one by one start pasting your modules back into your sites/all/modules folder. Clear your cache each time you add a new module. Your database is hosed up and that's the only way I know how to fix it.

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prabhatjn commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Thanks for your help, it works...

P.