I realize my categorization is questionable.
Cpanel installation in a subdir
then moved the files successfully to public_html on shared server phpsuex sp...
I installed some modules
acidfree
gallery
events
flexinode
and it completely broke my site
point of breakdown was creating content with acidfree node.
first indication a loss of color styling...all white
and quickly degrading to an error status.
I replaced all the files with clean files via the same process and set settings.php to the original database,
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: taxonomy_select_nodes() in /home/westernc/public_html/includes/common.inc(1816) : eval()'d code on line 6
Which centers on:
/**
* @file
* Common functions that many Drupal modules will need to reference.
*
* The functions that are critical and need to be available even when serving
* a cached page are instead located in bootstrap.inc.
*/
What are my options....I'm really hurting...
I would have to mine the database and re-enter the data of different users in a community site.
Russ Griechen
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Delete the module from the
Delete the module from the server.
I have found that dimply
I have found that simply deleting the module does not create any negative affects, unless the database tables/fields added by the module installation cause problems. In that case, delete the new tables and restore the database too (you DID backup the database before you made any db changes, right? :-/ )
I deleted the modules
I deleted the modules... and that did not help.
I then deleted all the tables that came with the modules.
no success.
I created another install in public_html and copied all the files in the public_html folder.
No success.
I tested the fresh install and it works great.
Then I pointed the new settings.php to the old install to the old public_html install database and get the same error.
So...I am now off to checking for some possible entry to old tables from the new modules.mysql.
later.....
and I did backup the files but not the database...a cardinal sin...
This may not help but
I can't guess from the symptoms you describe, but "Help! I enabled a buggy module and now I can't disable it!" in the handbook may be worth a look.
Modules don't as a rule have any 'uninstall' process yet, but it's good practice to at least disable them in admin before deleting. I recently had trouble with dependancies - it taught me to check that the my module dependancy is available every time.
.dan.
http://www.coders.co.nz/
.dan. is the New Zealand Drupal Developer working on Government Web Standards
Thanks, I'm on the right track ...several questions
Here is some facts.
The whole contents of toxonomy2.module was prepended to the top of http://westernchallenge.org/admin/modules ...which is the only page available to me...Thankfully, I am logged in
Now when I go to my site I get:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: node_title_list() in /home/westernc/public_html/modules/blog.module on line 283which points to:
$block['content'] = node_title_list(db_query_range(db_rewrite_sql("SELECT n.nid, n.title, n.created FROM {node} n WHERE n.type = 'blog' AND n.status = 1 ORDER BY n.created DESC"), 0, 10));I'm learning as I go...but could use some pointers.
Russ Griechen
code visible inline - means it's not being interpreted as php
taxonomy2? Um. dunno.
At first glance I'd make sure it hasn't lost the < ? php from the top of the file.
http://www.coders.co.nz/
.dan. is the New Zealand Drupal Developer working on Government Web Standards
I've isolated it to the database
I have replaced all the files...for weste_dru1 database
...and hooked it up to another clean new database ... weste_dru4 which is a new install and logged in
Which narrows it down to ...guess ...system table and what other table would I check?
system table cleaned up ...What's next
I deleted all inserts pertaining to all modules installed.
Now the error is:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: node_title_list() in /home/westernc/public_html/modules/blog.module on line 283Success!
Deleted all lingering and extraneous inserts configured modules and their permissions.
Thanks to all.