OK. I finally slogged through upgrading to 4.5 from 4.4. I now have the following at the top of every page:
pages'), 'callback' => 'admin_main_page', 'weight' => 9); } return $items; } /** * Menu callback; provides the main page of the administration section. */ function admin_main_page() { watchdog_overview('actions'); } ?>
And then the theme begins. WHAT IS THIS? Does anyone know where this is being called from?
I've upgraded from 4.4 to 4.5 on a Debian system running kernel 2.4.18. Just about everything seems to be working well, with one exception: In Firefox (and Netscape--the Macintosh version for both), pages take "forever" to load. They do eventually load. I monitored CPU activity by logging into a terminal and using the "top" command, and I noticed that a click on a browser link to a drupal page results in the Web server jumping to about 40% of the CPU and mysqld going first to 40%, and then working its way up to 99% (for mysqld). In Internet Explorer, the problem sporadically pops up.
Has anyone done the upgrade from 4.4.2 to 4.5.0 with the underlying database being PostgreSQL?
What sort of things were encountered along the way?
Reason I'm asking is that my previous experiences with updating drupal was that the upgrade process seemed to assume that one was using MySQL and that there was always some oddball change I had to make to any supplied SQL scripts. I've got three sites that I want to upgrade in the next month or so and wish for this to go as smooth as silk.
Hello, I recently installed the eCommerce module on my drupal powered website. Every has seemed to function great up until I just added my first product. The item is added to the cart successfully, but when the checkout button is clicked, it gives me the following error:
"Fatal error: Call to undefined function: address_get_addresses()in /home2/jtech/public_html/modules/ecommerce/cart/cart.module on line 339"
Hello,
As I have been playing with 4.5.0, I have been amazed at how much has been done since 4.4.2. Well, a funny thing started to happen and I have spent half a day trying to figure this one out. All of the sudden I get:
warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at C:\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\modules\node.module:1) in C:\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\includes\common.inc on line 229.