By mmtahir on

I have installed different versions of drupal engins at different sites. The problem is, I dont remember the version of each installation when there is any error or bug.

Is there any link in the Admin interface that shows the version number of Drupal installation

thanks folks for your help

Malik Mohammad Tahir Saeed

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ericatkins commented

Can you see your CHANGELOG.txt file in your root directory?

Try yourdomainname.com/CHANGELOG.txt and see if it's there.

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laura s commented

Is to download the tarball you want, and compare the file and directory dates against the dates in your server folders. Having version info has been discussed, and I believe may be worked into the admin screen for 4.7 (but I'm guessing here). Already some module developers have started coding display of the module's version numbers on their admin panels, which is wonderful.

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drupalguest commented

Take a look at this: http://drupal.org/node/25547#comment-44335

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mmtahir’s picture

mmtahir commented

Thanks folks, I was able to get version info from the changelog.txt file. but it still requires FTP, I was thinking something from the web or admin interface. However, this gives me an Idea to find other possibilities.

I like Lura's comments, if so, it would really be great.

Malik Mohammad Tahir Saeed

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NoahY commented

This module:

http://drupal.org/project/update_status

will give the current drupal version at /admin/logs/updates

Of course, it only works with Drupal 5