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It was running quite good, but suddenly today I saw it was offline. I didnt even make it offline.
I tried logging in, using http://example.com/?q=user method, but no login page comes and it shows site is offline...
Help, what should I do? I have one months work in that site?
I'm wondering how to post different nodes in to the same container. Like in Blogs - different blogs are stored in container Blogs. How ti create a container for your own nodes. If i'm right you fix that with vocabulary but it doen't work for me. Some help please!
I set up a very basic 2-language drupal site (German/English) identified by path structure (example.com/en/... vs. example.com/de/...) and entered some content. It flips nicely between English and German, that is, the content of the nodes does, the menu items (primary links) always stay in one language.
On entering a translated version of a node, I open the menu entry and translate the menu entry name, but to no avail.
I noticed that in both my Drupal 5.7 and 6.1 installations, the time under the "Date and time" section in Administration is off by 1 hour (e.g. -0500 shows as being 12:42am when in actuality it is 1:42am in -0500). After a little investigation, I found that using "putenv("TZ=US/Eastern");" in a test script sets the correct date/time to be used by the date() function (for my time zone of course). Is there a way to fix this date/time issue in Drupal, or at least a way to use putenv to set the time zone to that of the user's for the execution of the php script(s) as a workaround?