Drupal 6.x

Dear,
I have two sites with Drupal 6.38. One of them is a homepage, the second is an adserv. The homepage uses module Internationalization (i18n) 6.x-1.10 and the page is available in 6 languages. The adserv uses module Ad 6.x-2.4. The ads are displayed depends on selected language of homepage. Everything works fine and suddenly it broke down few weeks ago. The ads are the same in various language versions of homepage, but they have to be different.

I will be grateful if someone helps me resolve this problem.

Hi all,

I've been trying to figure this out for several days - I'm stuck.

Is it possible to have a views field that displays only the deepest taxonomy child term (multi-level taxonomy)?

My view display type is "node".
My taxonomy for the vocabulary I am using looks like this:

Term 1
-Child 1
--Sub-child 1
-Child 2
--Sub-child 2
-Child 3
--Sub-child 2

Term 2
-Child 1
--Sub-child 1
-Child 2
--Sub-child 2
-Child 3
--Sub-child 2

uploaded Drupal 6 here and I can't get past the database part, I have created a database, user, password, I put them all in the right places but can't get past it, I also made the file CHMOD 777

Hello Drupal Experts,

I have a site built with Drupal 6.20 hosted by OVH. I had a problem in December because the php versio was on 5 in the .htaccess and I put it on 5.3 (I was told that beyond it is not supported by Drupal 6) and then the site worked correctly.
Since 3 months I have not changed or even accessed the site which was working perfectly but in recent days, it displays "Error 500".

I'm approaching week 10 of trying to get a relatively simple D6 site to upgrade to D8. The migrate tools, either through drush or through the web UI appear to get us nowhere - content is never moved, users are moved, but the information seems incorrect and it appears permissions are changed - as well as user1 from the new site being overwritten with user1 from the old site, making admin access somewhat wonkey.

I'm wondering if a traditional in-place upgrade is even an option. It seems that it can't be as bad, let alone worse, than using the upgrade tools...