I have been experiencing an issue with Drupal not fully loading dynamic pages (such as when I want to add a view.)

Right now I have only views in my module folder and only comment activated for non core modules. When I try and add a comment view, it half loads the page.

(This issue is not only with views, but I am attaching a screenshot of the page with the above attempted action. I also see this with the modules page where it will only load up to a point if there are too many modules - i.e. over 14)

I am running php 5.26 with nginx and php-fpm

Any ideas would be appreciated as I am going in circles.

On a side note: When I run phpinfo in a file in the drupal directory directly, I get all my php information including my xcache variables, etc. When I click on the php link within drupal status it shows the system information and PHP Core under configuration and that is it. It would seem the page only half loads. ;)

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dave reid’s picture

dave reid
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Location Nebraska USA
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The PHP info link in the Drupal status report is intentional. It doesn't not show the full result from phpinfo().

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bacchus101 commented

Thanks Dave.

I tried switching to spawn-cgi (lighty) from php-fpm with the same results. I also removed the rewrite rules in nginx (for clean urls, etc) and that did not resolve the issue. I went over to Apache and the issue disappears. Both Apache and nginx are using the same php5, so I don't think it is that. I carefully recompiled it anyway and double checked the php.ini settings - with no change.

I guess this comes down to a nginx issue that I can't seem to figure out. Interestingly, I am running a large vbulletin installation off the same nginx/php-fpm setup and it runs flawlessly.

I'm either going to have to learn to read Russian (to troubleshoot) or move to Apache.

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bacchus101 commented
Assigned: Unassigned » bacchus101
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

I ended up moving everything (both vB and Drupal) over to lighttpd. It works flawlessly and is a memory miser. It only took about 20 minutes and I used the rewrite rules here: http://hostingfu.com/article/running-drupal-with-clean-url-on-nginx-or-l....