By Chairman13 on

Okay, I feel a bit silly, but I need some help.

Our site is over a year old and has been working well. ...we've had some resource issues due to server allotment, so things like our permissions page and module page, have the screen of death, and we work around that behind the scenes. But other than THAT (sheepish), she's a pretty slick machine.

Recently, the track tab...has disappeared on almost all nodes. It still exists in the User Nodes, but the sub catagories are missing. Before I could click on a link and it would show me all of the pages that a user had gone to. And of course the main track tab, would show visitors to the document. Both of which I used a LOT.

...now, they're just gone.

Due to our module page issue, I enable and disable modules through myPHPadmin. ...but since Tracking (I think) is a part of Drupal Core, I'm at a loss as to what I've done, or where I can look to fix this issue.

Or, perhaps, this is yet another issue caused by our resource issue, in which case...I wonder if other more important tabs will be dropping off into no man's land soon. :)

If anyone has any ideas, please please share them. I'm at a complete loss w/o my track tab.

Thanks SO much for any attention you can give to this. :)

China
www.nextgenrpg.com

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vm commented

tracker is provided by the tracker.module which is part of core. There are contrib modules like tracker2 as well.

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Chairman13 commented

Thanks!

Do you know if there's a back door, like through MyPHPadmin, to check the status of tracker (in core). In order to see if it was somehow turned off?

Thanks for any help!

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vm commented

it would be the same as any other module you are dealing with in this manner.

sounds like yoru issue with blank screens is lack of memory. Blank pages are typically apache errors and those logs should be checked. The more modules you add the more memory is consumed. Reading the system requirements page in the documentation section and comparing the information provided with your hosts specs are of benefit.