Upgrading Drupal

Hi, just gone through the upgrade from 4.5.2 to 4.6.0. Everything was OK until I went to the admin page for the first time.

The static content was there - the list of green errors, etc from this morning. None of the menus, css, etc appeared so there is no way to progress with administration ... the home page works too, in that static node teasers appear, but nothing else. When I click any links or try typing URLs I just get the error 500 message.

I have absoloutely no idea what is going on!

Please! Any help welcome!

Great, I see drupal has implemented http://site/search/node/foo

I had made a mod_rewrite like this:

RewriteRule ^search/(.*)$ search?keys=$1

But now that Drupal has implemented this feature it doesnt work because one can search either node or user. (http://site/search/node/foo or http://site/search/user/foo) I have tons of http://site/search/foo embedded throughout my site which now won't work .

I'm having difficulties aliasing http://site/search/foo to http://site/search/node/foo and would appriciate advice on how to fix this.

Hi all,

I just upgraded from 4.5.2->4.6.0. Things went pretty smoothly - except for the image module.

Using the GD toolkit, no JPG images can be uploaded. No mesages are provided. It appears to be a problem with calling the resize problem.

So, I switched to the Image Magick toolkit. This (was what the site was using before the update). Sometimes it can manage to post an image, but most of the time it generates the following message from image_insert().

Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /srv/www/htdocs/modules/image/image.module on line 308.

Testing an upgrade from 4.5 to 4.6.

I am getting this error in Firefox when I try to access the xml feeds:

XML Parsing Error: not well-formed

Referring to the ampersand in the categories:

<category domain="http://www.mytestsite.org/taxonomy/term/315">Abuse & Neglect</category>

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I just upgraded my 4.5.2 site to Drupal 4.6.0 and immediately started receiving this error message:

I was just wondering if anyone has a procedure worked out, or could speculate on the process, to insert tables of Drupal 4.5.x-formatted nodes into an existing Drupal 4.6 installation. I know people have worked these out for migrating from Blogger etc., but what about something like this? I can think of two instances where this could be useful:

1) Someone wants to integrate existing 4.5 content from one site into an existing site running 4.6.