May i please have your attention.

Today while adding a new folder in $drupalroot/sites and setting sites.php and settings.php accordingly the new site seemed broken. This is indeed so.

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Not Found

The requested URL /user was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.
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Hi everyone,

I am pretty new to Drupal, but you guys were very helpful last time I came here with a question. :) I now have a better understanding of different modules- particularly the Views module- and I have made a fair bit of progress.

hello everyone,

I'm having difficulties transferring my drupal 7 site from one server to another... In short, once everything is transferred, I can't login to the new site, the login button results in nothing at all (the site comes back to the same page, with no error message). I have pinpointed the problem to the (mysql) database. Here's what I've done and why I came to that conclusion:

1) mysqldumped the database
2) rsynced the files from one site to another
3) restored the database to the new server
4) adjusted sites/default/settings.php to reflect the new database info (nothing to change except for db info, base url is commented out)
5) tried to login to the new site, resulting in nothing as stated above - no error message, keep getting back to the same login page
6) cleared cache, cookies, even tried another browser, still can't login
7) installed a new drupal site to the new server to make sure it works properly
8) was able to logon to the newly installed site
9) rsynced the files again, adjusting the settings.php file but leaving the newly installed site's database
10) still can login to the new site
11) restored the old database over the new installation's one
12) can't login
13) tried to change base_url and cookie_domain in settings.php, still no avail

I have installed Drupal 7.7 on both my windows pc and on Network Solutions Unix shared hosting server.
I have added custom user fields, "(Home » Administration » Configuration » People » Account setting) Manage Fields", such as last_name, first_name and etc. of members on both systems. I added a View to show member information. On the windows pc, the "add fields list" includes my custom fields for selection to include in the view. However, on the Unix system the custom fields are not listed.
I am a newbe and have spent hours trying to find out why.

Good evening all. A few weeks ago I attempted an upgrade from 7.7 to 7.8 and got the following error as a result;

EntityMalformedException: Missing bundle property on entity of type node. in entity_extract_ids() (line 7389 of /home/dixon/public_html/dev/includes/common.inc).

Not brilliantly helpful since I have a lot of modules installed and didn't really know where to start. Reading up on the issue and I see that this has occurred a lot with people upgrading to 7.8. Since not many people have found fixes that work (at least that I have seen) I thought I'd have a go myself.

So I ran a backtrace from bootstrap.inc and got the following as output (thanks to this lovely article - http://www.lullabot.com/articles/quick-and-dirty-debugging), but I don't really know where to go from here. I guess stepping through the array provides more information, but I still don't know how to resolve it? (Array included at the end in case anyone can shed any light on it and save my sanity).

Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[file] => /home/dixon/public_html/dev/includes/errors.inc
[line] => 248
[function] => drupal_set_message
[args] => Array
(

So I thought that I followed the directions to a T, but when I upgraded from 6 to 7, I got locked out of my installation and these errors are everywhere. I tried truncating all tables with the cache prefix in PHPMyAdmin, but no dice.

http://www.osuskiteam.com/

There is my site so you can see all the errors it is yelling about.