I'm just wondering if this is normal.
I have a relatively small Drupal 6 installation. It has about 5,000 registered users.
But I have noticed that queries to user tables, particularly changes, are extermely slow.
I estimate that to add one new role to one user takes bout 30 seconds.
If I try to add a specific role to five new users, my database times out.
Is this something others have come across?
(And yes, I will be upgrading/migrating to D7/8 very soon.)
I’m using Drupal 6’s ‘Search by page’ module and I’m having a couple of issues with it.
For the first issue I have the term ‘box-elder’ on many pages. If I search for ‘box-elder’ I get many hits; however, if I search for ‘elder’ I get no hits. If I search for ‘box’ I get hits but only for the word ‘box’, ‘box-elder’ does not show up in the results. Is that to be expected?
Hi to all!
I'm trying to achieve something like this: If the number of registered users is less than 100, when user click on the link to register to the site, is redirected to a page where he/she can buy a subscription for free. If the registered users are more than 100 he/she will be redirected to a page where he/she can buy a subscription that costs a certain sum.
I've already created a view that counts the number of registered users and shows this number in a block.
Thank you very much for the help and sorry for my bad english :-)
I did a backup and deleted my site from the mysql database. I had trouble rebooting the backup for reasons I don't quite understand so I had my hosting service restore the back up. now I see the following error:
warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home/punzel/www/piffq/sites/all/modules/cck/content.module on line 1284.
I probably have another content.module file sitting around that's not too ancient but better inquire what's the best way to address this error?