Closed (fixed)
Project:
Page Title
Version:
4.7.x-1.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Critical
Category:
Support request
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Created:
28 Aug 2006 at 04:02 UTC
Updated:
28 Aug 2006 at 11:11 UTC
Please help!
I uploaded the page_title module folder via FTP in the modules folder. Since this, I get only a blank page when I open my module page! (no new entrys in the permissions section.) Then I deleted the page_title folder on the server, but nothing changes.
How can I get back my Module Page without having to activate an old backup??
(I am new with Drupal, 4.7.3)
Comments
Comment #1
robertdouglass commentednow that you've removed the module from the directory, if you cannot access your modules page, it seems almost certain that the page_module wasn't the cause of the white screen on the module page to begin with. Most likely you are running into the famous memory limit on the modules page. Please check here http://drupal.org/node/29268 and see if that has anything to do with it. Meanwhile I'll test the 4.7 module again to make sure some unknown bug hasn't crept in.
Comment #2
drumax commentedThanks for fast posting. The memory_limit is 32m at the moment. In my hosting control center there is no setting for memory_limit. I contacted my hosting provider to increase...
I tested the second proposial named
"ini_set('memory_limit', '60M'); to your sites/default/settings.php file"
but it did not work.
So I will await the answer from my provider genotec.ch before reset to an old backup.
phpinfo at: xemotiv[dotcom]/phpinfo.php
Comment #3
drumax commentedOoops!
Looked at my Modules to watch if I can delete one of them. So i saw that I had a copy of a module with the name "_forum.module". (I use to do this sometimes, bevor i upload a modified module; for security reasons). After deleting the "_forum.module" everything works like before!!
Thanks for inspiration, but this was obviously a bug produced by myself... :-)
Max
Comment #4
drumax commentedComment #5
robertdouglass commentedLol =)
as a note, you should better do something like forum.module.bak. If the file still ends in .module, Drupal will load it up like it is a separate module. So the error that was killing your site was the double declaration of all the functions in forum module.