user/register just shows home page and the user account page is blank

By jabberwok on 27 Mar 2009 at 05:03 UTC

I really need help here, I dont know what happened I have restored the database from a backup and I still have the problem maybe something to do with todays updates of RDF voteupdown filefeild

I tried to make a module to hook into user but It is disabled and removed now and I am sure I restored from a backup prior to implementing my own module

Please can anyone help this is critical

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I just replaced the user

jabberwok commented 27 March 2009 at 05:34

I just replaced the user module with fresh code from the drupal site but that hasn't changed anything

I really need help with this as this problem has ruined the whole site

If you wish I will post the code I created for the module to hook user, could writing a hook_user function have done something destructive to drupal ?

My next plan is to overwrite all core modules, I will wait a while first to see if there is a response

Does ?q=user/register behave

cog.rusty commented 27 March 2009 at 05:56

Does ?q=user/register behave any differently from user/register?

Which is the user account page which is blank? Is it the ?q=user page?

Thanks so much You seem to

jabberwok commented 27 March 2009 at 06:10

Thanks so much You seem to have hit the nail on the head

?q=user/register works fine

the other url /user/1 for example just shows the home page too, I cant see the blank page anymore

how can I fix this?

It seems that "clean URLs"

cog.rusty commented 27 March 2009 at 06:22

It seems that "clean URLs" don't work. The most usual causes are:
- Drupal's .htaccess file is missing.
- Your Apache configuration file, httpd.conf, contains an "AllowOverride None" line which makes .htaccess files to be ignored.
- You haven't enabled mod_rewrite in Apache.
- You are not using Apache but some other web server.

For more details see http://drupal.org/node/15365

If you can't fix it, you will need to go to ?q=admin/settings/clean-urls and disable clean URLs, so that Drupal won't try to use them.

If the blank page appears again, check your PHP memory_limit (http://drupal.org/node/207036)