By black2night on

I 'm getting white screen of death, and i tried every thing:-
1- removed the modules.
2- increased the memory limit.
3- replaced the server.
4- turned on the php errors.
but nothing works and i don't know what to do so please help me.

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nathanjo commented

Have you seen the logs causing it?

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black2night commented

the php and Apache logs has nothing to indicate any problem even though the error report is on.

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Ujval Shah commented

--> if you have crafted a code in the theme you are using than make sure, your open PHP tags are closed properly.
--> clear your cache,(Drupal6) than admin/settings/performance
--> clear cookies and cache of your browser.

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eli03 commented

I also experience this problem and solved it using default theme. Can you login to your admin panel?
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black2night commented

Both the front end and the back end display white screen.I removed the front theme and i got text all over the screen but when i try to access the back end i get white screen even though the back end (administration) theme is set to garland. I also checked the front theme to see if there is any unclosed php tags but every thing is properly closed. I also checked the php errors log but nothing indicate any problem. I'm running MAMP on leopard as will as using the latest version of drupal. I cleared the browser cache (for firefox and safari).

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black2night commented

I'm going to use ubuntu (8.10) to see if this problem goes away.

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weigang commented

see php config file,set error_display=On,and get the error mesg
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black2night commented

I did set error_display=On but i did not get any thing

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LiquidWeb commented

If you have edited any file check file encoding you need to save in ANSI or UTF-8 but I am not sure which one is. Best solution is downloading notepad++ and checking file encoding and updating it.

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black2night commented

i did check it and the encoding is UTF-8

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prophetsearcher commented

did you ever figure this out? i'm having the same issue with a fresh drupal installation on mamp