Upgrading Drupal

Hey everyone,

I had successfully exported and imported 4.7 into the 5.0 database and ran the update.php script. It had completed without any errors although when i try to access main page, it gives me a page not found. Would you have any ideas on the matter?

Greetings,

I have a website running on Drupal 4.7 which I want to upgrade to 5.0

In order to have a safe fall-back configuration, I would like to:

I'm a relative new-be, so please bear with me, if I ask a redundant question here. I am working on a major upgrade/migration of our systems from version 4.7 to 5.1; our system includes about 15 contrib modules, of which we are using Calendar and Event. When trying to upgrade the Calendar module (Event and Date API were already installed/upgraded and enabled--no dependencies were left unset), I kept getting an error of "event_get_offset function not found". When skimming through the calendar.module code for the function call (line 595 - 600) I found that the include_once call made under "case 'event' :" was referencing an incorrect module when searching for the function (i.e. the date_timezones.inc as opposed to the event_timezones.inc). I made a minor modification to both mods:

In calander.module I replaced the include_once parameters:

before:

include_once (DATE_TIMEZONES);

after:

include_once(EVENT_TIMEZONES);

And then added a corresponding path definition in event.module

define('EVENT_TIMEZONES', EVENT_PATH .'/event_timezones.inc');

Hi
1. i want to create search based on the user profile .?
in Drupal 4.7.X Version .
2. How to create profile form which function is call in profile module.

please help me

I am trying to upgrade from 4.7 to 5.0. During the installation, I received this error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: _node_type_set_defaults() in /modules/system/system.install on line 3262

How do I fix this?

TIA!

Sue

Hello everyone,

I've recently upgraded from 4.6x to the newest 5.1.x version. Now my path aliases are messed up. Here's how it used to work: I have roughly 120 drupal subsites (i.e. http://mysite.com/departments, http://mysite.com/blah etc.) If someone from one area wanted to create a link to another installation, all they needed to do was prepend the link with a /.