After restoring a backup with the Backup & Migrate module we're getting white pages on the front end of the website. The administration pages (and toolbar) from the Seven theme are still working fine though, so we can still access all the admin pages. It's just the front end of the site that seems to be down.
We've changed the theme to Bartik and things seem to be working, so we figured it must be related to the Omega theme. Here you can find what we're actually on to.
Are there certain attention points we should take into account when migrating the theme files and database from one website to another concerning the Omega-theme?
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#2 | Starterkit tree | 25.65 KB | knalstaaf |
#1 | White page on front end | 11.89 KB | knalstaaf |
Comments
Comment #1
knalstaaf CreditAttribution: knalstaaf commentedWe've deleted our copied Omega based theme folder (called "myversion") and recreated a new one from scratch with the same name as previously. No extra modifications were applied btw, just the standard procedure as stated in the readme-file.
But with the same result. (Attachment: screenshot)
Comment #2
knalstaaf CreditAttribution: knalstaaf commentedApplying the default Omega theme (7.x-3.0 CORE) results in this error on the Appearance admin-page itself:
On the front end, we see the same thing, plus:
With nothing else on that page, so it's displayed on the same white page.
Just to make things clear: it ìs the omega-html5 folder (located in the "starterkits" folder) we should be copying, right? Because there's another folder called "starterkit" (without the "s" at the end) as well. (See attached screenshot)
Comment #3
knalstaaf CreditAttribution: knalstaaf commentedAnd now it seems to be working fine, so it seems to be fixed. Still I'm not sure what caused this behaviour.
Comment #4
dhalbert CreditAttribution: dhalbert commentedDid you try clearing all the caches when the problem originally occurred? That might have happened as a side effect of something else, and that's why the site started working again.
Comment #5
knalstaaf CreditAttribution: knalstaaf commentedYes we did, instinctively; and we ran cron several times, but the problem persisted.
The objective is to have several theme setups for different website types (B2B, news site, product site, ...). So we'll have to figure out how to achieve that with Omega (combined with the Delta and Context modules).
Comment #6.0
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