I just attempted to update the new core security updates on 7.56 by deleting the existing core folders and unpacking the new core files and the admin still shows me I have 7.56. I deleted them another time and made a new zip file, unpacked it again and the same thing.
PHP 7.1
Any ideas? This has never happened to me before on this server. I flushed the site cache after each update attempt.
I have made a custom module for Drupal 7 that works with user data (has it's own db tables and classes that do some logic with these data). I want to show them on user's profile but I do not want to use drupal fields etc (I dont need another db tables to store the data)..
Simply put, on each user profile I need to instantiate new class from my module (e.g. new UserDataPresenter($user_id)) and on the profile itself I need to "inject" (?) some html/php data e.g.:
Recently I updated the modules on my website as they had been outstanding for a while. As soon as the modules I tried editing a standard page to add some content and was met with an error message so I tried clearing my caches too but the website is now out of commission as I am now getting an error message as soon as I try going to the website as shown below.