Hi All,
I upgraded from 4.7RC3 to 4.7 final today. The upgrade notes specific to my 4.7RC3-to-4.7 upgrade path (http://drupal.org/drupal-4.7.0) said:
Upgrading from the Drupal 4.7.0 release candidates
- Copy the new sources over your existing installation and run the upgrade script.
First of all, it was not that simple, but almost. I had to replace the default settings in the settings.php file with my own databse connection settings. (I know, duh. Heh.) That went OK, and I ran the update.php script without trouble.
In the administration section, though, when I click on the Modules admin link, I get the following error:
Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_ELSE in /home/brentras/public_html/dotcom/log/modules/aggregator.module on line 1363
The weird thing is that I have *never* enabled the aggregator.module, and I'm not trying to get to the aggregator.module, I am just trying to get to the Modules administration screens. You know, the place where you enable and disable new and existing Modules.
I also looked at the aggregator.module file around line 1363 and the text "T_ELSE" does not show up anywhere around there, or anywhere in the entire file at all.
What the heck do I do now? Roll back to 4.7RC3? Delete or change the name of the aggregator.module temporarily? Install the latest CVS version of the aggregator.module? Roll back the aggregator.module to the same one found in RC3?
And why is Drupal hunting through the aggregator.module when all I want to do is get to the Module admin screens?
Can anyone give me a hand with this? I'm completely baffled.
Thanks in advance,
-Brent Rasmussen