By jasonabc on

Hi - I'm running Drupal 6.16 on PHP 5, Apache 2.2 and MySQL 5.0.1. I have this working perfectly locally - but when I installed it here: http://67.213.209.10/~vinvmar6/

I get warning: array_merge() [function.array-merge]: Argument #2 is not an array in /home/vinvmar6/public_html/includes/theme.inc on line 976.

All my links are also broken (try clicking on any link or product on the homepage).

Any ideas??

thanks!

Jason

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thijsvdanker’s picture

thijsvdanker commented

Try changing your theme at /admin/build/themes (and changing it back if it works)
if that doesn't work, maybe clearing your cache here admin/settings/performance might help you out.

Good luck,
Thijs

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jasonabc commented

Hey bud - thanks for the reply. Unfortnately I can't log in - I can't get to any page or node except the homepage... I just get a 404... The site is working fine locally - just seems to be something in the hosts set up that's causing this. I tried clearing all the cache tables and it had no effect...

Cheers

Jason

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thijsvdanker commented

Did you check your .htaccess file, and the settings file in /sites/default/settings.php ?
Looks like redirecting is not working (.htaccess) so that would be either a faulty .htaccess or a wrong setting in your hosts' webserver.

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newtoid
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did you copy all of your contributed modules over?

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luckysmack commented

Im having the same issue. So far here is what i discovered. Changing the theme to garland and browsing the site gets rid of the errors. Changing back to the theme i got the errors again. clearing site and browser cache did nothing. i have all my site files checked into a git repo so all the files are there. I also re pulled from the repo to make sure, no changes to pull. I did have the redirect issue as well for the logging in problem. I founf my issue was the following settings in settings.php:

$base_url = 'http://domain'; // NO trailing slash!
$cookie_domain = 'domain';

they were set on my localhost and after moving them to my server i had to change the mto reflect the new settings:

$base_url = 'http://domain.com'; // NO trailing slash!
$cookie_domain = 'domain.com';

*note the localhost version on top is only domain because when on my localhost i create a new entry in /etc/hosts and have the following:

127.0.0.1 localhost
127.0.0.1 domain

this way i can go to http://domain to go to my site rather than http://localhost/domain (it seems easier on drupal to do it this way).
So once i changed those settings i got rid of the redirect issue where i could not log in. But when going back to my theme im still getting the above error. So i went to my theme settings and noticed after moving all the theme settings were disabled to i re-enabled them and also had to fix my files path settings, but that might have just been me (but i figured if not i should note that). So after fixing files paths and theme settings the errors *seem* to have subsided. its only been a few minutes and I have not seen them. So if i do i will give more info.

*EDIT: Also make sure you check the ownership of the files directory. it should be owned by the apache webserver. or if youre on a shared host they would be owned by the user. so just make sure permissions are in order as well

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devkingkev commented

I solved the problem by enabling the display of page elements in the theme settings configuration menu (admin/build/themes/settings - under 'Configure'). Before this I had reset theme properties to defaults but that had not solved the issue - although I cannot rule it having contributed to the solution somehow.

In any case when I checked the logo, site slogan, mission statement and all those other ones that I had been using the warnings disappeared.