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I can't figure out what I did to cause this, but suddenly the word "NULL" is at the very top of my page.
If I view the page source, it's at the very, very top (before the DOCTYPE line). Is there a way I can figure out where this is coming from. (A script? But which?) Clearly something isn't working, but I have no clue what it is.
Things I did most recently included installing the Image Picker module, but that never worked (there was no option to upload any images where there should have been - basically everything looked as it ever did when going to add a new node) so I unactivated the module, thinking that might have been it, but "NULL" is still there on every page.
I also updated one other module - I *think* it was module block split. That is working fine.
Is there some kind of tool I can use to see where the NULL text is coming from?
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It *is* the Menu Block Split module!
Correction! It is related to Menu Block Split after all. I deactivated that, and now the NULL message is gone. It also turned into a weird "string(3)=251" style message on other pages.
I'll reinstall the older version and see what happens.
more here
Release 6.x-2.x of the Menu
Release 6.x-2.x of the Menu Block Split module fixed this.