In using the Web File Manager module (multiple versions since originally installing this module) I have never been able to access the help system. I have previously posted (in detail) here: http://drupal.org/node/189788 as a module issue, but as the final post from robmilne states, it appears to be
a bug in a core module if you can't access help. Help is supposed to work right out of the box.
robmilne was never able to replicate/reproduce the problem I have. Again, I have never had it work as expected (to display a help message from within the Web File Manager module).
Instead I always get this result:
No other content matches the requested document
You have reached this page because no other content matches the requested document.
Please try another query of the database to find what you are looking for.
Please advise if I have not posted in the appropriate place, but I seem to be running out of options. All other functionality of my drupal site seems to work just fine.
Bob Solimeno
Comments
Comment #1
vm commentedhelp works fine on my Drupal 5.7 installs. I highly suggest installing a fresh installation of Drupal so you can see it is not a core bug but something else going on in your installation.
Comment #2
solimeno commentedI did a fresh install, copied the entire files directory (for Web File Manager, images, etc.) to the new drupal file tree and made it writeable, only overwrote jquery.js in the /misc directory, settings.php, and .htaccess in the root folder. Yet, the problem persists in my installation.
Any other ideas?
Comment #3
vm commentedI meant WITHOUT the webfm.module. If it works with core, and works with every module except webfm then it becomes a webfm issue.
I can't reproduce your probelm on a fresh install of core. Nor on my sandbox with quite a few contrib modules. Admittedly I don't have the webfm.module installed so I can't comment on that module directly.
Comment #4
solimeno commentedI disabled the webfm.module and when I navigate to http://mysite/?q=admin/help I get:
No other content matches the requested document
You have reached this page because no other content matches the requested document.
Please try another query of the database to find what you are looking for.
Now what?
UPDATE
GEESH!!! Obvious, dumb mistake of MINE - but nobody asked me ...
The HELP module is CORE OPTIONAL - and I did not have it enabled. Duh!
I'm sorry for wasting the bandwith here but this could have been a simple fix a long time ago but everyone who has commented (mostly in the web file manager module issues thread) all assumed that it was already enabled.
Bob
Comment #6
vm commentedComment #7
Anonymous (not verified) commentedAutomatically closed -- issue fixed for two weeks with no activity.