I installed the Drupal Administration Menu and all of the admin areas are white blank.

oK,

Drop table from mysql using the following select.

SELECT *
FROM `pojack1_drpl1`.`menu_links`
WHERE (
(
`menu_links`.`menu_name` = 'admin_menu'
)
)
LIMIT 0 , 30

I still get a blank page but on say admin/settings I get this.

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: db_num_rows() in /home/pojack1/public_html/nyclightwave/includes/common.inc(1547) : eval()'d code on line 11

Of interesting note, moving the admin_menu module out of the other drupal site, cleared up the problem.
Moving it back in and it's a problem. Both sites are also using supernav, which stopped working after the admin prob.

Antonio

Sorry to be a little clearer, I have 2 sites.

I just figured out what that error was, and your right it's totally unrelated.
Since I changed the administrator theme to garland, I had forgotten I had a
block with php code in it, I deleted that, but still get the problem.

But the white page is still an issue.

The other site, I could replicate the problem with the admin page being blank.
Every time. I would copy admin_menu into modules, the problem begins with the blank admin page.
delete it, and problem goes away. I'm not sure if it's conflicting with something, or not.
Maybe supernav, or pngfix? again based on watchdog stuff.

For the second site, I really didn't mess with the phpmysql.

Antonio

Just some info,

using drupal 6.4 and latest version of all modules.
Using supernav, also.

I'm still thinking this is a conflict with another module.
first site is kinda dead. nothing I do fixeds the admin page.

The second site, add in your module, and it stops working.
take it out it's ok.

The weird thing is I installed it and it did work for a while.
So I'm not sure what happened. This is what makes me think it's
a conflict with some other module.

I'll try to uninstall all the modules, and install yours by itself, and see
what happens. I love it to much not to use it. So I hope I can figure it out.

antonio

Ok, I think you can close this.

I think the problem was the update module.
Hence the fact your excellent module was working before hand.

All my drupal installs with the update module on would hang with certain themes active.
(marinelli.)

Thank you for looking into this.

ANtonio

SO the reason that I thought the admin_menu was the problem, is because it accesses the admin sections also.

The problem was with update status, and the marinelli theme.
If I disabled marinelli, it was ok, and if I disabled the update module, admin would work again, hence admin menu.

The problem for me that i'm still trying to figure out now is why update module says could not fetch data.
Maybe there is an ip blacklist My host somehow got on?

Antonio