Blank Modules Page on Install

bronzehedwick - January 18, 2009 - 20:01
Project:Event
Version:6.x-2.x-dev
Component:Miscellaneous
Category:bug report
Priority:normal
Assigned:Unassigned
Status:postponed (maintainer needs more info)
Description

I am running Drupal 6.9 on a local MAMP host with a MacPro. When I installed events, the modules page reloaded blank, as if PHP didn't have enough memory to run the scripts. I went into my php.ini file and upped the memory_limit from 16M to 32M, but still the same effect. Any ideas? Thanks!

#1

DavyD - February 14, 2009 - 12:26

I have the same problem in drupal 5 and with every event module release ( I've tested them all for the drupal 5 branch).
If event is installed I cannot access most of my administration pages (even the logs present a blank page). So I cannot even uninstall it.
Everything else seems to work fine for anonymous and regular users.
Also upped the memory limit to 32M ( in settings.php ). Didn't work.
I had to delete it from the modules directory, but I really would like to use this module.
Any ideas ? Thanks.

Update : resolved ( for now )

Installed tried to install the devel module. That had the exact same problem ( blank admin pages )
So I supposed the event module wasn't the problem after all.
I then upped the memory limit to 64M, and it seems to be working fine for now ( with the event and devel module enabled ) Yay me ! :-)
PS : I'm also using Ubercart and they say themselves to up the memory limit ( but only to 32M ) Is it possible that using to many memory consuming modules always present this problem ?

#2

killes@www.drop.org - June 29, 2009 - 08:09
Assigned to:bronzehedwick» Anonymous

Yes, it is a well known problem that if you use too many modules, you get a WSOD on admin/build/modules for Drupal 5.

However I am running event.module on an install with only 20MB (and in addition views + cck). No idea why you guys get blank pages.

#3

killes@www.drop.org - July 4, 2009 - 22:09
Status:active» postponed (maintainer needs more info)

Please post more detailed info on how to replicate this.

Include php memory settings.

 
 

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