Drupal 6.x

After upgrading from 6.30 to 6.34 some time ago, everything looked good, but then someone found an issue with one edit page: if editing an existing (biblio) page, subsections don't show an arrow on the left, so one cannot open them.

On creating a new (biblio) page everything is normal and fine, just when editing an existing page, the problem arises.

See http://th-mack.de/download/bugs/drupal_edit_biblio.png for screenshots (left buggy behaviour, right side shows normal behaviour).

I've heard that people who know Drupal are in high demand at the moment. Does anyone have tips on how I could find some part-time subcontracting work? For example, are there Drupal companies that are so overloaded with clients that they would want to outsource some of their site-building tasks?

My experience:

I have migrate my site from server to localhost. After migration and updating modules and drupal core to 6.35 it still gives this warning?

Hi all,

I'm testing the compatibility of the drupal 6 core with the most recent version of PHP, and wanted to pass the core tests with simpletest, but after installing the module, the only tests available are the Block and Simpletest ones:

Available test groups & classes
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Hi all,

we have some projects still running in drupal 6 with PHP5.3 and are considering moving up our php installation.

According to this page https://www.drupal.org/requirements/php, D6 core should be compatible at most with php 5.4 (not contrib modules, but right now I'm only testing the core).

The thing is that I've created some virtual machines to play with different versions and a D6 core install seems to work without too much trouble up to PHP5.6.

I have developed a webform that incorporates ubercart product with attributes - so the user can register and checkout using one form as a product for their registration. The process of using a webform as a product with attributes works as expected. The problem is having the individual attribute prices showing in the checkout page.

This is a Drupal 6 website and here is the webform/product: http://www.acda-mn.org/2015-summer-dialogue-registration