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By Nuzz on
Hi, I apologize if this question was asked, but I couldn't find the answer. Now, I made the drupal site on my PC with localhost and I migrated it over to a demo site. Almost everything works fine. I've gotten it to where all of the pages show up except for when i'm at the admin page. The only page that doesn't work is Administer>Site Building>Blocks when I go to the pages the blocks show up in the correct areas, but not being able to access the block page would be a big problem for when I need to add, remove, or re-configure blocks. Does anyone have any advice for me?
Thank you in advance.
Comments
You're getting just an empty
You're getting just an empty page there? Have you viewed source to see if there is anything at all being output to the browser? The other place I'd check before going much further is the activity log at admin/reports/dblog.
When I view the source
When I view the source nothing gets sent to the output. When I check using firebug it just shows empty html, head, and body tags. When I check the logs nothing is there on the current issue just the issues I was having before when I wasn't able to get anything up on the site, but I fixed that part already and only have this issue remaining.
Same issue
**bump**
Did anyone solve this?
Link to your site
Can you send me a link to your site if you're still having problems?
Try clearing cache
If you haven't done this already, I would suggest you clear the cache in Performance page so that menu router table gets rebuilt. Do you have access to web and PHP logs on the server itself? You might want to take a look there as well. Also, you mention Firebug. You should look at Net tab and compare what request is being sent for Administer>Site Building>Blocks page and compare that against your local setup (which from your original post I assume is working correctly). What HTTP response are you getting for that request on the problem server.
Marc
Possible solutions
Hi,
A WSOD (White Screen Of Death) can occur for a number of reasons, low php memory_limit, hidden php errors, etc. Check these pages for a possible solution:
* http://drupal.org/node/158043
* http://drupal.org/node/482956
Cheers
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hook_world() is broken.
Yep, that helped
At least I know WHY it's happening now, thanks to the first link http://drupal.org/node/158043 you provided,Enzipher. Step-by-step troubleshooting helped me by telling me how to turn error reporting on. Now I know it's a memory problem. Thanks!
Glad to help
Glad to help, hope you will solve it. Here is a couple of ways to increase the memory limit:
In php.ini (if supported by your host) add:
memory_limit = 96Mor in /sites/default/settings.php add:
ini_set('memory_limit', '96M');or in /.htaccess, add:
php_value memory_limit 96MYou can change the value "96" to something else if needed, but this is recommended by the imagecache module for processing large images.
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hook_world() is broken.