Is it possible to have the update queries just printed out so i can run them manually one by one?
I keep running into problems running'drush updatedb' seem like it would be so much simpler if i could just see the SQL queries so i could debug them. :)
Dutch charity needs help in building city walking app.
We run a D7 site, http://www.stolpersteinezutphen.nl/, commemorating the names of all people deported from the city of Zutphen by the nazi's during WWII. It is part of the European project Stolperstein.
Names and addresses are all geolocated, and contain images, stories.
After upgrading from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7, the Administration Tasks page is empty - no items. I have to click on the Index tab to see the Administration items.
I have a clean install of Drupal 7 so I know what it's supposed to look like.
I repeated the upgrade many times, but the problem always recurs.
I've seen many reports of this problem, but no solutions. Some thought it happened only when the Admin menu was not part of the Navigation menu, but I made sure it was, and the problem still recurred.
After upgrading from Drupal 6 to Drupal 7, the "Create Content" menu contains only "Compose Tips" and a custom node type that I added myself. None of the default content types are listed.
I have a clean Drupal 7 site so I know what it's supposed to look like.
I re-did the update many times, making sure the Drupal 6 site was as clean as possible. Still didn't work.
I've seen many reports of this problem, but no solutions. Can anyone help?
I am using an AT DoubleQ theme under Drupal 7, and would like to modify my site's logo (see xlr8.dev) so that it links to a specific node rather than just "/". I've been able to make other changes to my theme through custom css options provided by my theme, but this would appear to require changes to the theme's code, which I lack the expertise to perform.
Does anyone have suggestions for other approaches I might be overlooking?
I have a manually populated text field that either has a number in it or does not. I want to filter whether it contains data or not. When I add a filter criteria in views, no matter what I do, null, not null, regex, field length, none of these affect the filter. Other fields filter as expected, just not this one. I've reindexed the site, repair/optimized the DB, etc. I must be missing something here. It worked prior to an update, otherwise nothing changed. Any advice is appreciated.