I want to utilize the node values in the theme footer but I can't get ahold of the node object. I've tried "global $node" which doesn't seem to be accessing anything (print_r returns zilch) and I've hunted all over for a function that will return $node.
How can I grab the current node in the footer?
If this seems like a foolish request say so and I'll explain what I'm trying to do -- perhaps there's a better approach. Thanks!
I have a new (used) server coming in soon and I would like to input on:
1- Upgrading from 4.2 to 4.3.1
2- Doing production isolation (Separating the development system and the production system)
How does one promote changes, etc.
I would like to do a fresh install of 4.3.1 to the new box due to some issues I am currently having, then migrate everything from the old, 4.2 box and then do an inplace upgrade of the old box.
I installed drupal 4.3.1 clean onto a sun ultra 5 running openbsd 3.4 with mysql 3.23.57, php 4.3.3 and apache 1.3.28. The first few clicks things were working find. Upon clicking around, the default theme disappeared. Currently, when I click on themes the following message apears in apache's error_log: "[notice] child pid 28147 exit signal Bus error (10)" Any ideas on how to fix this?
I've managed to set up the .htaccess file corectly (at least I can acces the directories). Now, I got a problem. I'musing Drupal 4.3.1., Apache 1.3.28, PHP 4.3.X, and MySql something (This a host server). On my local machine where I first installed drupal I plyed a bit wiht theme and extensions to find the proper blend. I choose polder as my default theme and then move everything to the hosts server. Now, when drupal is called I get :