By hau-1 on

I had update the 5.x to 6.x via fantastico.
I have no prob woth the 5.x
And when the updating was complete, i got this error:

* warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/tanyadok/public_html/includes/theme.inc on line 463.
* warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/tanyadok/public_html/includes/theme.inc on line 468.

What should I do?

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styro’s picture

styro commented

http://drupal.org/forum/fantastico-de-luxe

You'll need to ask fantastico support (if there is any) for help.

But I'll have a guess...

Have you put any PHP snippets in your site? Are you using a custom theme? Have you modified a standard theme? Are you using a contrib theme? Did you switch to a core theme before upgrading? If your theme isn't a core theme, have you upgraded the theme to Drupal 6.x?

It pretty much sounds like your theme isn't compatible with Drupal 6.x.

hau-1’s picture

hau-1 commented

Yes I use custom theme and I have not reset to the core theme.
The custom theme have been upgraded to the 6x one.

So, how is the solution? Thx for help

jstarek’s picture

jstarek commented

Well, as styro pointed out, you'll probably have to ask the fantastico developers about this. It's hard for someone who only knows Drupal (which will be the majority in this forum) to know what a third-party install tool does...

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styro’s picture

styro commented

If so, try disabling the custom theme and switching to a core theme until the custom one is fixed properly.

If not, you could try deleting the custom theme and temporarily hard coding a core theme in your settings.php file. See the comments in the file (under "Variable overrides") for an example.

But without knowing what the fantastico upgrade did to your site, it will be hard to figure out what the solution should be. And I'll never be sure that any advice I give won't break fantasticos modifications.