Drupal 6.x

white screen of death, even after changing memory_limit in php.ini

By paul.sijpkes on 12 Mar 2008 at 05:41 UTC

I'm getting the white screen of death when clicking the Administer link on a new install of Drupal 6.

The first page is fine and Create Content both work.

I've checked the path of my php.ini file with phpinfo() and changed the memory_limit to 12,20, and 32M but none of these work.

If anyone can shed some light on this, it would be much appreciated!

audio and images

By jayco36108 on 12 Mar 2008 at 04:26 UTC

hello,

i am in the process of upgrading to drupal 6.1 and i need some help

in drupal 5.x i was able to use the audio modukle to upload and post new audio on a clients website as a blog, i am looking for the same/similar for drupal 6.

and also i want to be able to post images in a block/page and have them use the lightbox to show up bigger when someone click the thumbnails..

is that possible?

Block content loading based on current page?

By motivez on 12 Mar 2008 at 03:03 UTC

I'm wondering if there's an easier way to accomplish what I want to do

I have two blocks with content in them right now, lets say an image.. I want the content in those blocks to change based on the page.. so lets say image1 and image2 will load on the home page, but image3 and image4 will load if you're on the "Contact Us" page

How can I call hook_menu() manually?

By john.karahalis on 12 Mar 2008 at 02:55 UTC

I have a module that, among other things, creates a link in the navigation menu. It works fine except for one thing.

The name and URL of the link depends on the settings the user chooses in admin/settings/[modulename]. So, if a user changes his settings, the link should be updated to reflect the new settings. However, this does not happen because hook_menu() is only called when a module is enabled. Therefore, the new settings only take effect (evidenced by the name and URL of the link being updated) if the user disables and then re-enables the module.