I have a D7 site which was running on a RocketTheme RT_Modulus. While using that theme I found out that they tried to theme the Search results that are generated from the search module. When they did this, they ruined the link or every result. Normally the results should link back to the original content but in this case it links back to home page.
So I finally got tired and wanted to work on creating a new theme, however I never even go that far. I installed and enabled Adaptive Themes Core and Pixture Reloaded Subthemes. THis was just to investigate their potential for me to shape them into what I want, however, when I disabled them and tried to delete the directories, that is when everything broke.
I disabled all themes and set the default back to Garland. Then deleted the theme directories, BUT when you go to Structure ->> Blocks, not only are the tabs for each theme still there, there are no longer any regions available because the info files from the deleted directories are not there. Question is Why are those themes still in the database? TO make matters worse, I also can not install any other theme at all.
I have tried clearing the theme registry, theme cache, tried manually editing out every mention of these themes both from the sql and from the phpmyadmin. Nothing works.
I have created a fresh D7 install and then just copied the sites folder over. Once I import the DB, then it is broken again, so it does not seem to be a module problem. It is strictly a break in the DB, as far as I can tell.
Anyone got ideas? Drush is not available.
Comments
=-=
themes don't have an uninstall routine to remove any data from the database. When they are disabled, they simply turn 'off' which should disable any of their features. Why they still show on your site I can't say unless there is a second copy of them somewhere that drupal can see them.
Try doing a search in your
Try doing a search in your database for the theme names, and see if you can find out more information from that.
Jaypan We build websites