By willem van straaten on

I upgraded from drupal4.5 to 4.6.0 now when i submit or save anything i end up on the front page this even hapens when searching so you never see the search results. I do get the message "your options have been saved" when saving or submitting but it is displayed on the front age. Th only thing i changed from the standard upgrade is this workaround for the lock tables error : http://drupal.org/node/1190#comment-35269

You can test this error at http://www.witssrc.co.za

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sepeck commented

Admin / content
configure tab, content types
configure
make sure they are not defaulting to promote to front page.

*cough* link in signature *cough*

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willem van straaten commented

If you go to any other page than the homepage and you perform a search you end up on the homepage and not the search results. Also when you submit a page yo dont end up on that page but on the home page. I now also now it has nothing to do with the workaround because i am running multiple vhosts and it is not happening on any other site.

Re: *cough* link in signature *cough* --Hehe, i love that and dont worry i have a backup but if this problem can be fixed then hopefully i wont have to go back to 4.5.

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willem van straaten commented

Please an help would be appreciated. I am really worried about upgrading the rest of my sites.

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sepeck commented

Did you have clean url's enabled? If so you may wish to disable them and see if that affects corrects it. If it does, then it may be an issue with mod_rewrite configuration on your server and where you located the Drupal files. You can find the database remove method in the handbook.

There may be something wrong with your search tables too that happened during the upgrade. I don't know how to troubleshoot that issue though. You could look at what the update.php script does to the search tables and make sure that your db schema reflects that.

-sp
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-Steven Peck
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