The drupal site which i've set up behaves very strange when parsing < IMG> tags. When a user tries to place an image in a post using standard HTML, the image will not show properly. You get a "missing link" symbol in it's place.
Interestingly enough, if you open the image URL in a second browser window, then refresh the drupal browser window, with the missing link, the image parses fine.
Under administer/configurations/filters, < IMG> is set as an allowed HTML tag. The src="some_url.com" points to a valid URL.
I have gotten this problem on two event instalations. I get this error when looking at an event on the front page and pressing the calendar button under it.:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function: array_fill() in /home/drupal/public_html/modules/event/event.module on line 476
I searched for answers, but so far found none.
I think I followed the directions correctly.
i've recently installed drupal v4.3.1 in my PC with Debian unstable (the last versions of php, PGSQL, etc, packages); and everything works quite well, but I also see errors frequently, as an example:
user error: DB Error: unknown error query: SELECT n.*, u.uid, u.name FROM node n INNER JOIN users u ON u.uid = n.uid WHERE n.nid = '' in /var/www/includes/database.pear.inc on line 89.
warning: pg_exec(): Query failed: ERROR: pg_atoi: zero-length string . in /usr/share/php/DB/pgsql.php on line 164.
I really appreciate the help I've received. Now I have 2 simple questions.
1.
I have setup the subdirectory and installed Drupal and it runs fine. Now I would like to run it from the root directory without copying all the files to another directory. (website.com/cms --> website.com)
2.
when I do enter website.com/cms I get an error message about www.website.con not found. If I add the / at the end it works fine. Is that the way it should be?
I've installed Drupal just fine - I thought - I created a few new users and everything seemed fine (under Debian stable). I had to add a line to turn off magic quotes to the virtual server statement of httpd.conf, but that was it.
Then I realised that when copying the files in, I had left .htaccess behind and so copied it across. Now, with it I get a server error 500 for every page, without it Drupal seems fine.
Do I need it? Is there a security threat without it? What could be causing this?
The problem sample:
When I translate "Home" to "主页", and "administer" to "管理", That's no problem.
But when I translate "new block" to "新区块". Then the chinese localization disappear!
I found it in table "cache" that s:9:"新区块\"; appear, that's problem the slash "\" redunantly!
But When I translate "new block" to "新建区块". The the problem disappear!
How can I do for this problem!
Thanks!