By s_oneill on

Which version of drupal do you have installed?

Check the last entry in CHANGELOG.txt in the root folder ... that will tell you!

Soren ONeill - Denmark

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zerok’s picture

zerok commented

You can also check the VERSION constant in modules/system.module :-)

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KentBye commented

Taking this lead, I created a node w/ a PHP input filter, and typed in this code to display the Drupal Version number:

<?php
print VERSION;
?>
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iedude@remote.insidetheie.com commented

i dont have a CHANGELOG.TXT, in my root (probably deleted it a long time ago), and i cant find anything about "VERSION" in my system.module ..

Now what??

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zerok commented

Then you at least know up to some point, that you're not using Drupal 4.7.x and if you have the contact.module in core, then you're probably not using 4.5.x (at least I don't see it in 4.5.8). This should at least help you figure out, what major release of Drupal you're using. You could then also start checking the $Id: lines in each file to determine, how old your core files are. With some little magic in your favorite script language this shouldn't be too hard to find out :) Just an idea.