We designed, developed and maintained the tourism website of Comunitat Valenciana that was considered in 2015 as the best tourism portal in terms of interactivity and mobility.
Generalitat Valenciana is the Regional Government for the Valencia Region, one of the most touristic regions in Spain, which includes spots such as Benidorm, Alicante or Valencia.
I have an old D6 site I was trying to prepare for migrating to a new server and screwed up updating Drupal core. There were a couple updates pending, so I was trying to do those before migrating. The server is running Ubuntu. I was having trouble finding update instructions for core on D6 so I put the site in test mode, downloaded drupal-6.38.tar.gz, and expanded it in sites/all/modules. Once I did this I cannot access the site and keep getting an error as follows:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function filter_xss_bad_protocol() in /var/ ... /includes/common.inc on line 999
Hi, I have a website on Drupal 6.35 and I'm issuing a strange problem.
Last time I changed some text I was using normally tinyMCE, now all I can see is plain text.
In WYSIWYG profiles I can see that both tinyMCE 3.5.8 and openWYSIWYG 1.4.7 are installed but if I choose one of them from the dropdown of Filtered HTML, Full HTML or PHP Code and Save it will return to at No editor...
Any ideas whay may cause the problem?
Is there any way to force tinyMCE selection from somewhere? From the database maybe?
I am trying to copy an old site across to a new server. I have successfully copied it across but every time I click on a link it takes me to the wamp page where the whole site sits. Why does it do this? I can't even type in user or admin/settings as these all take me to the wamp page.
Yes, I know it is an old version. But I recently found that a number of my Drupal 6 websites would take a long time to load various Admin screens, and on occassion, would timeout past the allocated 30 seconds. In particular, displaying the Theme and Modules pages, and clearing the cache, seemed to cause the longest delays. Other sites did not seem to be affected, and displayed the necessary admin pages in under 5 seconds.