Installing Drupal

Get this:

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 12 bytes) in /var/.../blog/modules/search.module on line 273
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 12 bytes) in Unknown on line 0

I have a very long story... Is there a link between this story and the error message? How could I bypass this error without modifying my php.ini?

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Pierre

I have been using 4.2 for some time with the image module. The quota on my account is 600 megs and I have used ~25 megs so far. Without any changes that I can recally being made I now receive the following error when trying to upload an image.

"Upload directory is full."

I can upload files to the directory with FTP, so what is going on to cause this error?

Thanks

So my webhost decided to screw up mysql database. So i dropped all the tables and inserted the new onces from file (standard database.mysql). But now when I try to login to my site i get the "You are not authorized to access this page." error the same when trying to register a new account.

Any solutions? Couldn't find anything in the docs or the site search. But maybe i;m blind |)

Is there a way of reordering the items in the navigation menu of 4.3? For instance, in the current menu, there is a taxnav item, then "my notification settings", then "my photo gallery", then another taxnav item, and the rest is just as mixed up. It seems to me that the best order would be to have the user links (such as the notification and account settings, create content, etc) all together. As it is, none of them are next to any of the others. Can the menu be rearranged?

Hi,

How can I link to a specific page (ie Home) using the taxonomy_menu module ?
I was using the menus module, but i want all my menus in the navigation block...

Any idea ?

Thanks,

Pierre

Hi!

Here´s the problem. I need to connect to an external mysql database for a search function. We have reduced the code to this to illustrate the problem

function mySearch() {
$obo_handle = DB::connect('mysql://xxx:@xxx/obo');
//... other code goes here.

}

When executing this function the following error is reported: