Drupal 7.x

I am upgrading from 6.x to 7.0

Followed all steps in UPGRADE.txt

Step 13 states "Run update.php..."

I got a white screen

So I activated error display and got the following:
Fatal error: Call to undefined function _drupal_bootstrap() in /htdocs/live/webservices/sites/all/modules/domain/domain.bootstrap.inc on line 78

There is no mention in the UPGRADE.txt file on doing anything with bootstrap

Does anyone know what to do next?
Has anyone had any success upgrading to Drupal 7?
My sites are down...

I installed a couple modules and enabled them. One was finder. I went to the settings and activated a filter within finder. From that point on i was unable to see any admin page's except for the administration page. That just had dashboard and Configuration but I cant configure anything.. However i can see the front page and module page but it seems to not have admin rights any more. I am unable to disable modules but I did delete the folders with FTP. i ran update and it has no updates and didnt solve the issue like so many people said :) also i checked the database for a conflict within the menu and I dont see anything majorly wrong.

I understand drupal and have been using it since 6 but wsod and errors like this confuse me. I have searched drupal and yes even google and tried the many options out there. but still the same issue.

This is the error i receive on some pages.

Notice: Undefined variable: tab_root_map in _menu_translate() (line 770 of /home/danic/public_html/ctrlalttech.com/aw/includes/menu.inc).
Warning: implode() [function.implode]: Invalid arguments passed in _menu_translate() (line 770 of /home/danic/public_html/ctrlalttech.com/aw/includes/menu.inc).
Notice: Undefined variable: tab_parent_map in _menu_translate() (line 771 of /home/danic/public_html/ctrlalttech.com/aw/includes/menu.inc).

Hi,

I want to add a different div to the second level menu in drupal 7.
I want it to show like this in main menu

<div id="navigation">
        <ul id="menu">
               <li>Menu 1</li>
               <li>Menu 2</li>
               <li>Menu 3
                     <div id="dd">
                          <ul id="menu">
                                <li>Menu level 2-1</li>
                                <li>Menu level 2-2</li>
                          </ul>
                      </div>
               </li>
         </ul>
</div>

Currently am using this method but i don't prefer it because it uses global. I want to target main menu only.
<?php
function themename_menu_tree($variables) {
if ($GLOBALS['custom_variables']['main-menu']['active'] ) {
if ($GLOBALS['custom_variables']['main-menu']['level'] == 0) {
$GLOBALS['custom_variables']['main-menu']['active'] = false;
return '

' . $variables['tree'] . '

';
} else {
$GLOBALS['custom_variables']['main-menu']['level'] -= 1;
}
}

return '

';
}

function themename_menu_link($variables) {

$element = $variables['element'];
$sub_menu = '';

//menu principal

Is drupal_write_record() something that's being deprecated or is it still useful now that we have db_insert? Perhaps this question shows my current lack of understanding of the new Query objects.

I see that drupal_write_record calls db_insert but that drupal_write_record also seems to do some of the more advanced query building that is already done in the db_insert object instantiation. Is this the case? Thanks for any info that can be shared.

I'm trying to create a private gallery page for authenticated users using a custom content type called 'User Image' which includes an image file field and some additional metadata fields, and a view that I'm calling Image Collection.

Also, I'm keeping the Image content type as unpublished and using the private file system. Permission to "view own unpublished content" has been given for authenticated users.

Here are my filter criteria:

Content: Type (= User Image)
User: Current (Yes)
Content: Published (No)

I am looking for a step-by-step guide to set up Apache2 virtual host / secure login (module). I need to be able to have users directed to an https: log in and remain on https: while logged into the site. I do not however, need or want anonymous users on the secure connection.

I have not been able to successfully add any vhosts to my Apache install. Each attempt results in my main page being displayed, but all others showing "page not found". The other issue I am running into, is that when I enable SSL, the entire site is forced to use SSL.

The issue is probably leaning more toward an Apache knowledge problem than anything, however as I am attempting to make this all work under the Drupal umbrella, I am hoping one of you can assist.

From what I can tell from the secure login module, I need to do the following:

"Before enabling the module, you need to set up your server to support
SSL. The result should be that if you Drupal site lives at
http://host.domain/dir/, it should also be accessible at
https://otherhost.domain/otherdir/ (the secure base URL, which defaults
to https://host.domain/dir/). You must make sure that cookies coming
from otherhost.domain will be sent to host.domain. You can change the
cookie domain in settings.php."

I found the following eluding to exactly what I need, however no dumbed down explanation was given.