By sol77 on

Hi,
I decided I should give Drupal a go so I ahve installed it on localhost to try it out.
Well after setting up the database and settings.php I get this:
screenshot

Any idea why this is happening? Could it be my apache settings?

What information do you guys need for this?

I am using apache2, php5 and mysql 4, and Drupal 4.6.

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trantt’s picture

trantt commented

when it comes to PHP5, I'm not sure how to resolve it.
http://drupal.org/node/15117

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sol77 commented

It said that drupal 4.6.8 would support php5..
The reason why I'm not using 4.7.2 is that I need to move my phpBB forums db over to Drupal and the script wanted Drupal 4.6. :/

Can I install php4, then convert the db for Drupal 4.6 and then upgrade it to the db "format" drupal 4.7 uses on a php5 setup without any problems?

heine’s picture

heine commented

Check the troubleshooting faq.
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The Manual | Troubleshooting FAQ | Tips for posting | Make Backups! | Consider creating a Test site.

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sol77 commented

I did but didn't find anything useful. And I didn't know what to search for in the forums.
However, it turned to be an issue with the default theme for Drupal 4.6. I solved it by overwriting the theme setting in settings.php to pushbutton.

Good, I feel excited again. :)

heine’s picture

heine commented

http://drupal.org/node/42080

I'm surprised pushbutton works; it's also an xtemplate theme.
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sol77 commented

Well it didn't fully which I later discovered. But atleast I was able to see most of the blocks, before I couldn't even login.

Thanks for that link btw. :)