Blocks not loading in admin section

ZeroTolerance - August 17, 2009 - 13:22

I can no longer access the Blocks section in my admin section. Whenever I click to edit the Blocks it displays a blank page. Everything else works. I am using the latest Drupal release and a set of modules:

Node Form Template
CCK
Views

Any help would be appreciated.

Is PHP error reporting turned

Aeternum - August 17, 2009 - 17:00

Is PHP error reporting turned on? If not, I would turn it on - maybe also get it to write to a log file - just in case, and then look what the log file says

I turned it on and no errors

ZeroTolerance - August 17, 2009 - 17:02

I turned it on and no errors were reported. I am actually re-installing the entire application now. I continue to run into problems with this software on so many levels it is frustrating.

I'm not using views, but I

CiaW - August 17, 2009 - 17:28

I'm not using views, but I have noticed that in some themes the blocks either don't show or they show in a different place than I had them set under the default or a different theme.

Are you using the same theme for admin as for the site itself? Or did you switch to a different admin theme? That might be a place to look -- of course if nothing shows up when you select blocks then that might be a permissions issue? Do you have an admin role set up with full permissions for each module? That's another possibility...

I finally figured out it was

ZeroTolerance - August 17, 2009 - 19:51

I finally figured out it was a theme problem, so I fixed that, but now I have a gray thin line showing up at the top of the blocks and I removed the entire CSS and it is still there. Is there a way to choose what CSS files are printed out and used for each theme individually. Getting rid of this gray line is driving me insane.

It ended up being a tbody

ZeroTolerance - August 17, 2009 - 20:10

It ended up being a tbody class in a style sheet buried in the system folder. Why each piece of content must call eight style sheets is beyond me, especially when begin interferring with each other.

 
 

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