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I can see the frontpage of my site if I clear my cache. Any links or admin sections not accessable. Get the plain blank screen.
Tried turning error messages on with a blank screen on all pages including the frontpage. Tried this from several computers.
This started 2 days ago. After I updated some a module. So I went and removed that modules directory from sites/all/modules.
Still does not fix things. I run several other drupal sites on the same server, they are fine. So it is not a php/server isssue.
My error log is not any help. I have tried many suggestions made in the forums with no effect. Anyone know of a fix?
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perhaps the module is still
perhaps the module is still in de database?
does not fix things
Removed the module in the system table via phpmyadmin does not fix the problem. Must be something else.
Any ideas?
Do you ever see anything in
Do you ever see anything in the error log? WSOD often means PHP error, which would normally be logged somwhere. Have you tried asking your host for help? Perhaps error reporting is turned off on the server. Also see if there is anything in the watchdog table. Can you log in? Also see http://drupal.org/node/201872.
gpk
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www.alexoria.co.uk
Like I mentioned in my original post not a server php problem
This is a problem with Drupal not a server/php problem. I have several other sites on the same server that use drupal and they are fine.
I do not see any error messages. But, I will double check to be sure.
Could it be a sessions / .htaccess problem? How do you determine that?
I have replaced the .htaccess with one from drupal core and the problem remains.
Any other options?
>This is a problem with
>This is a problem with Drupal not a server/php problem
I think that remains to be determined. The most common cause is exceeding the PHP memory limit. If this happens were to happen would you see an error message? The point of my question is that error messages may be being masked. Any thoughts on the other questions I posted?
>Could it be a sessions problem?
Not sure, seems unlikely.
>Could it be a .htaccess problem?
If it is then you usually get an Apache error message.
gpk
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www.alexoria.co.uk
Again not a server problem
I know about web servers and have been running sites with PHP and drupal for a long time'
The memory limit is set fine. Well above 96M
Like I said other drupal websites on the server are working fine.
Which was the module that
Which was the module that caused the problem, and what versions did you upgrade from/to?
gpk
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www.alexoria.co.uk
modukle was
modules was facebook status, but I have removed from the database and removed the directory from the modules directory.
which version did you uprade
which version did you uprade from/to? It might be something in that module's upgrade routine that caused the problem.
gpk
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www.alexoria.co.uk
The problem is in the database!
Just for kicks I had an old mysql dump file from about 21 days ago of my database. So, I created a new database and imported the dumpfile.
I changed my settings.php file to point to the new database I just created and abracadabra the site functions properly. The only problem is the
data/users I have lost for the last 3 weeks or so. I wonder if there is a way to fix the problem in the database with all the updated data?
>I wonder if there is a way
>I wonder if there is a way to fix the problem in the database with all the updated data?
Hence my previous question to try to diagnose what happened. :)
gpk
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www.alexoria.co.uk