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We currently have approximately 17 sites each with separate databases, but all sharing the same code base and modules (a fairly standard multisite installation). The problem arrises when I choose to update one of the modules that is installed on all of these sites. This results in having to run the update.php script for each of the sites.
What I'd therefore like to know is, is there a way of scripting the update of multiple drupal installs (using the update.php script) without having to visit each sites update.php URL separately?
since upgrading to drupal 5.1 from 4.7 I've found that TinyMCE has stopped working. I tried replacing it with FCKEditor but I get the exact same behaviour. This is how it works, if I create or update a content node (page, story, book page etc) and the body text or teaser text contain no formatting, special characters or return carriages then everything is fine. Also, if I disable the rich text editor and introduce a new line for a break tag or two new lines for a paragraph tag then there's no problem.
Is there anybody who know why my users get this messages when they try to create an account on my page.
user warning: Unknown column 'rtype' in 'where clause' query: UPDATE send_recipient SET rid = 1177 WHERE mail = 'nickless@dpdk.dk' AND rtype='user' in /var/www/virtual/mysite/htdocs/includes/database.mysql.inc on line 172.
I've created a module for use one one of my sites that I call the "facility" module. I don't think the module in itself would be of general interest for use by others, but the code might be useful as an example for people who are trying to port over their data from legacy flexinode content types. I'm wondering how I can best share it with others.
The "facility" module defines a node type for tennis facilities. The node type has fields that specify how many courts are available, whether they have hard courts, clay or grass, whether it is privately owned (such as a country club) or publicly owned (such as a park), whether it has a backboard, etc.
Originally I created all of these field types in flexinode in Drupal 4.6. In the process of upgrading to 4.7 and then 5.x, I decided to actually write a facility module to create and handle the node type, porting my flexinode data into a new {facility} table. In doing so, I encountered a number of issues.
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_OBJECT_OPERATOR in /hsphere/local/home/aandbdes/notjustpromotions.com/sites/all/modules/erp/erp_item/erp_item.module on line 362