By kbss on
I update my site from Drupal 7.15 to 7.18 today and after updating, I am able to see the frontpage and the aadmin page of my website (subsite). Apart from this, I am unable to access any other pages of this site.
When I try to access the pages, I get this message
404 Not Found
The resource requested could not be found on this server!
I am not sure what I am doing wrong. I am relatively new to drupal and have minimal experience in coding. I would appreciate any help. I followed everything given in the drupal site for updating excepting that I did not login with the user 1 account. Instead, I used an account with admin privileges.
Thanks,
kbss
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You need always to
No links work
I am unable to get into any of the pages in my website apart from the frontpage and the admin page. None of the links from the admin page and the frontpage work.
It looks like the databases have been disconnected with the frontpage and admin page. Is there a way to recoonect?
kbss
Ensure that you have a Drupal
Ensure that you have a Drupal .htaccess file in your webroot.
Contact me to contract me for D7 -> D10/11 migrations.
I have the .htaccess file.
I have the .htaccess file. Not sure how I should configure this file, if at all I need to, since I maintain 2 drupal sites within my domain. I have a copy of my previous .htaccess file.
I am not sure if I have to change my settings file within sites/default. Is it necessary that one changes after updating from 7.15 to 7.18 versions?
I would like to know if anybody else faced the same problem and would be helpful to know how they solved it.
kbss
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I think you will have to explain more about your set-up:
Thanks for the reply. Its a
Thanks for the reply.
Its a remote server
I set up the site and the subsite
The subsite which is the drupal site is in a folder of the main site
The main site and the other drupal subsite are working fine.
I checked the settings.php file - for all the coding I know, I could only confirm that the database parameters were right. Is there anything else that I need to check in settings?
The .htaccess file has not been edited. How do I proceed with the editing of this file?
kbss
I have now edited
I have now edited the.htaccess file and went through the settings file( in the sites/default folder). Everything appears to be right in the settings file. I have the .htaccess file in the folder were drupal is installed (www.example.com/drupal). My site is posted at this address (www.kambhampati.net/Orthoreferences) it should be in the maintenance mode now.
is there another place where I have to check .htaccess?
My site is still the same. All the links from frontpage and admin page lead to the 404 page. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
Is there a checklist of some sort to go through the settings file? The frontpage seems to be de-linked from the databases and modules. I have kept the sites folder from version 7.15 and copied all the other folders from version 7.18 to the subfolder of the site. Do we have to change any settings when we update from 7.15 to 7.18? Do I have to do anything with the default.settings.php file?
thanks,
kbss
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.. compare the 2 settings.php files for the 2 sub-sites - are there any differences?
If I understand correctly you have
Drupal7
and 2 sub-sites under ..../sites/....
one is working okay, the other not
You need to check the relative path in the settings.php file.
Do you use the same or different databases for the sub-sites?
Looks a bit like finding the needle in the code stack ...
Yes, I got the feeling of
Yes, I got the feeling of searching for the needle...thanks..:)
They are actually 2 different drupal sites under the main site. The main site is not drupal but HTML. The subsites are linked to the index.html page.
I will compare the settings pages of both sites. I was comparing the source codes of the frontpages of both sites to get to the folder of the viewspages. Dont know how to get to the code for the views pages and admin pages that are linked in the menu of the frontpage as they are linked to "www.example.com/site/admin" and the admin folder does not exist under the root of the site.
kbss