Hi,
after creating the mysql table and moving the file into /modules I can't access /admin/modules to activate the module... (the active page just reloads, it doesn't go to /admin/modules).
Removing the file from /modules lets me access the modules administration again...
Drupal 4.6.2, gsitemap-4.6.0.tar.gz
Thanks for any help, siegi

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FlemmingLeer’s picture

FlemmingLeer commented

Do you use any hacks in any other modules ?

Please list your modules.

siegi@drupal.org’s picture

siegi@drupal.org commented

well, strange...
I have a self-written module that provides some functions for php-content: when removing that I can enable gsitemap but then the /admin/modules presents a blank page (not so much better :-/ ), /settings/gsitemap is reachable in that case.

other modules enabled: archive, blog, block, captcha, comment, help, img_assist, locale, menu, menu_otf, node, nodewords, page, path, ping, search, sidecontent, statistics, taxonomy, taxonomy_dhtml, tinymce, trackback, tracker, upload and the required system-modules.

not enabled (but installed) modules: adsense, aggregator, blogapi, book, contact, drupal, event, fckeditor, forum, legacy, poll, profile, queue, story, taxonomy_block, taxonomy_browser, throttle

thats it. any ideas?
thanks for your help!

regards,
siegi

tomski777’s picture

tomski777 commented

A PHP memory problem perhaps?
http://drupal.org/node/38507

What happens if you remove some of the unused modules?

siegi@drupal.org’s picture

siegi@drupal.org commented

increasing the memory_limit to 16M didn't help...

I'll try removing unused modules... wish me luck :-)

thanks

siegi@drupal.org’s picture

siegi@drupal.org commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

Solved! :-)

removing the unused adsense.module fixed the problem...

thanks a lot!

ernestto’s picture

ernestto commented

if you can't access administradot section. How you desactive adsense?