By jefgodesky on

I found some people on the forums who had this problem, but no one who got an answer ... I've installed Drupal on a rather restrictive web host, but I've got .htaccess going and everything seems fine--except when I go to Home » administer » configuration » modules. It's just blank. No output whatsoever. I can't find any database errors, there are no messages being caught by the watchdog module. What's going on? More importantly, how do I fix it?

Environment: Drupal 4.3.2; PHP 4.3.2; MySQL 3.23.49; Apache 1.3.27

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Charles-2’s picture

Charles-2 commented

If so this link may hold a key -

http://drupal.org/node/view/5061

Be sure all of the modules you load are written for your specific version of drupal. In other words, don't expect a module written for version 4.3.1 to work with version 4.3.2

Charles

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jefgodesky commented

I'm still in the initial setup; I haven't installed anything. Just the modules 4.3.2 came with. Perhaps I should also mention my lack of command line access; but I do have PHP MyAdmin, and the .htaccess file appears to be setting all of the configuration options correctly.

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jefgodesky commented

Charles' comment above made me think maybe it's just that a bad module was included in 4.3.2, so I tried 4.3.0 and 4.2.0, but the same problem was there. It seems to be a problem in every version of Drupal. As I said, this topic has been breached at least tangentially twice before, but never resolved. It may be a configuration problem, but I'm not sure what it is--I have all of the configuration options mentioned in the setup. Does anybody know what might be causing this problem, or how I might fix it? If I can't resolve this, I'm going to have to give up on Drupal entirely, and I'd really rather not do that.

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trailerparkopera commented

Just speculating here, but since you mentioned you didn't have command line access, are you sure that you have permissions on your machine to access the drupal/modules directory? If you didn't how would you know?

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moshe weitzman commented

I've haerd of this behavior when php's memory limit is too low. memory limit isn't exactly the the right param name, but it is similar to that.

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Bèr Kessels commented

http://drupal.org/node/31819
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