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Primary Links appears as "array array array" instead of actual values in custom theme

Recently we upgraded our test website from 4.7 to 5.1 .
After upgrading we selected our custom developed theme .
Primary Links appears as "array array array" instead of actual values in custom theme.
If we select any core themes it shows actual values.
This happens with a contributed theme downloaded from Drupal.org also.
How we solve this problem?

Previously uploaded images not displaying after upgrade

Hi all,

I've upgraded from 4.7.? to 5.0, on the way to 5.1. When testing out the 5.0 setup, some of the files in the "files" directory are no longer being served. I have some nodes that (try to) display some images that were previously uploaded.

Here's the code in the node body. Only Image #1 is displayed. Image #1 was uploaded as a test AFTER the 5.0 upgrade. It resides in the file system in the same directory as #4, which was copied using the OS (Win2k). Image #2 and 3 are in a subdir under that dir.

Images #2-#4 don't show up, but they ARE there in the file system.

Image #1
<img src="/adsdrupal/?q=system/files/interim+logo.jpg">
<hr>
Image #2
<img src="/adsdrupal/?q=system/files/images/snap_00414.png">
<hr>
Image #3
<img src="/adsdrupal/?q=system/files/images/billingproc-image019.jpg">
<hr>
Image #4
<img src="/adsdrupal/?q=system/files/billingproc-image019.jpg">

As I mentioned, only image #1 is displayed. Image #1 is an attachment to the node. The others are files that exist there, but they don't display.

The download method is set to Private. Changing it to public didn't help (for the URLs shown above).

The file system path is "files", and the files directory exists under the drupal root.

Win2K is set to allow public access, and the .htaccess for the files dir was created by Drupal, I believe.

Help with site transfer

I have transferred a site from one server to another - basically using a new domain name.

All the content is there on the new site but every link on the page points to a double URL e.g.

http://newdomain.com/newdomain.com/page

This gives an error message Page Not Found

The themes are not picked up either

I think this is a database problem - does anyone have any idea what might be going wrong.

Hope someone can come to my rescue and cast some light on this

Many thanks Drupal Guys

What changed in Unicode handling b/w 4.6 and 5.1?

I had bunch of Unicode (Russian/Ukrainian)-containing data entries in my MySQL database in Drupal-4.6-based site. Now, if I dump that data from old database and and load it into Drupal 5.1 database from command line, the resulting strings are shown in a browzer as garbage.
Can someone point me to code/changelogs about the change that happened, and what utility shoud I use to upgrade my MySQL data?
Using standard Drupal's update.php is not an option for me: my codebase is too much modified for my needs.

Clean URLs, broken links & going from 4.7.4 to 5.0

Hey all.

I ran into this, I have a feeling it's something simple, but I can't find a post that answers my question yet. I am in the process of upgrading, just made a test site. I got everything working on it except for my clean URLs. It's a pain to make sure everything works manually!

I did indeed copy over the .htaccess file. I know mod rewrite is enabled because I have the clean URLs working fine on the public site. I do not have root and cannot access httpd.conf.

Database upgrade

We're in the middle of an upgrade from 4.6 to 5.1.

We've been doing the upgrade on a snapshot from about 2 months ago.

Next we're skinning the site with a completely new design.

We're also trying to plan the deployment to the live site.

What's the best way to put the new skin and database structure into production with the live data?

Do we have to take the site down and "start over" on the version-wise upgrade?

How have others done it?

Thanks

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