Page Not Found - The requested page could not be found

brenus - May 17, 2008 - 21:35

I'm a newbie with almost no php experience but I installed Drupal 6 easily. Configured many things, and finally realized why poorman's chron was invested, so I installed it. An hour later I was informed that my VIEWS module needed updating, and thinking the update was as easy as dumping it in my sites/all/modules folder, I dumped it in. Now my whole site is down. All I get is "Page Not Found - The requested page could not be found."

Based on other posts, I deleted the views folder, and even deleted the views-related tables in phpMyAdmin. Still no response. How do I get the site back up?

Exactly the same problem.

allanx - May 21, 2008 - 06:32

PLEASE HELP...

did you install from scratch

sleepingplanet.com - May 22, 2008 - 10:36

did you install from scratch or did you upgrade?
you've posted in the upgrade forum so i'm assumming you have upgraded.
did you download the views module for 5 or 6?

Since you've started deleting tables i think you may have borked it completely and i would advise a complete wipe and rebuild, but i'm not the smartest tool in the box so perhaps someone else knows the fix.

also are you getting a 404 on just the root? www.yourwebsite.com
what page is it trying to get to? their should be an index.php on your server in the public_html folder

if your server is saying it doens't exist, you should ftp in and have a look to see if it's right. if it is their have a look at it's permissions, you should see 644 or 777 or something like that, if it has a 0 in it (like 700) that could well be the issue.

Same Problem Here

Hapsack - May 25, 2008 - 02:44

Hello All,

I just installed the VIEWS module and after enabling it I am now and receiving a "Page not found
The requested page could not be found. " error on my main page, actually all pages.

All I can see is my header and copyright info.

I've deleted the view folder from the Modules folder and am still having the same problem. I've spent a lot of time and my site and this is very worrisome. ANY assistance would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks So Much,
Hapsack

This is what is on "Line

Hapsack - May 25, 2008 - 03:26

This is what is on "Line 171":

function views_ui_theme() {
$path = drupal_get_path('module', 'views');
require_once "./$path/includes/admin.inc";

anything new?

foldesy - June 10, 2008 - 12:05

Same situation, anybody solved it?

I am also having this issue...

jahaswel - June 23, 2008 - 19:23

updated several modules yesterday now Ill I get is banner, logo, and page not found.

this sucks as I've put a good amount of effort into the site.

Anyone? I am getting the

vinnysharman - June 24, 2008 - 17:36

Anyone? I am getting the same issue

same here, untared latest

malbrecht - June 26, 2008 - 16:57

same here, untared latest "views" because the "calendar module" required it. When trying to access the modules admin I got "The requested page could not be found". This is what I get on EVERY page now.
That means: Right after untaring the views-tarball the complete installation is broken. Drupal 6.2.

Edit: http://drupal.org/node/262892 has helped me. Still I think someone familiar with the views module should have a close look at what is going wrong there.

Same problem.

tekmo - June 30, 2008 - 00:21

After installing Views this killed the site I'm working on.

The page posted by malbrecht got the site back up and running. It happened because of a "Fatal Error: Memory Limit" error when activating the Views modules. I upped the memory limit in the php.ini file and now I'm off to see if I can have some success with Views this time around.

Edit: I've upped memory limit all the way up to 80MB in increments ... no success. I'm downgrading the site to 5.7 because it's still early in development. Rather rebuild what I have then risk launching a site that will cause headaches in the future.

thanks for the update. It

malbrecht - July 2, 2008 - 14:22

thanks for the update.

It would be REALLY nice if the (somewhat popular) views module could be updated by a developer familiar with it. One of my problems with Drupal before has been that to get a site actually working you NEED a lot of modules/plugins. But many of those will fail somewhere or don't work as expected. Not being a Drupal-Guru I felt lost too often because the site I was building would crash irrecoverable just by activating a module.

So any help to solve this issue would be highly appreciated.

5.7 is much better supported

tekmo - July 2, 2008 - 22:43

5.7 is much better supported and i have yet to run into any problems with views, cck, etc..

Like its been said elsewhere... the user contrib modules can take a long time to catch up to the Drupal build. And I'm not expert either but I've been making progress.

Wow..got this problem too, I

olskar - July 4, 2008 - 20:56

Wow..got this problem too, I almost think the viewsmodule should be removed from the site until this is fixed..

same problem

audiomason - August 22, 2008 - 03:19

same problem

My site is back up

audiomason - August 22, 2008 - 17:12

I was able to get my site back up by removing the views, date, and calendar module folders out of the sites/all/modules/ directory. Then I placed the old views module back into the modules directory, and restored the MySql database from a backup made the previous day. All is well!

What's up with the new views module?!

I have been solved it

ketoiloihp - February 21, 2009 - 04:34

When you install modules have some misstake with database ( table menu_router)
Fixed by update table menu_router.
Note: Before install new modules you should backup table menu_router.
I hope you can solved it.
Thanks.

"The requested page could not be found" headache

alexallotey - September 7, 2009 - 17:22

i am now learning drupal and i have this problem of after installing modules, the system gives nothing but "The requested page could not be found. " for every node i try to access. this has happend twice and now am afraid to continue learning drupal because to me this really sucks.
i have really invested alot of time and money into this thing that if this is how it has been and it is ,then i think drupal really sucks.

Page not found after update

redesign - September 16, 2009 - 14:51

All I understand is main rule:
ALWAYS BACKUP DATABASE BEFORE UPDATE
Now I have only "Page not found" message on my Drupal site...

great problem

bdtushar - October 30, 2009 - 11:24

My all pages are giving this message. I m worried with drupal now. sometimes after running update.php or cron.php it works, sometimes not. I have used these modules
views, cck, filefield, imagefield, imageapi, imagecache, lightbox2

 
 

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