Upgrading Drupal

Hi there

After core update from Drupal 7.58 to 7.59, when I try to run update.php, I consistently get it winding things up saying there are no updates after clicking "Next" while on the Overview page.

That means the status remains at v.7.58 & claiming v7.59 is available. I have tried to overwrite the core files with contents of extracted drupal-7.59.tar.gz & drupal-7.59.zip to no avail. Module updates, which I tried after the initial failure of core update worked with no problem.

Hello all, need help

Upgraded to Drupal 7.59 and all modules (including Views) to last version. From that moment on Ajax message: Invalid form POST data.

PHP Message: Notice: Undefined index: form_build_id in ajax_get_form() (line 325 of...

Can't apply changes to current views anymore.

All idea's welcome, Thanks.

Any assistance greatly appreciated. 

Site was taken down by host (Lonex) due to malicious content.  Attempting to scrub and update to 7.59 (late I know) and now receiving below updating error.

[Edit: It was a template problem.]

Hi!

After updating a multi-site, multi-language, to Drupal 7.59 (I have tried 2 times now), I failed to find why the front page and basic pages no longer render correctly. Logo and menu are still there, but thoses pages lost html header/css, the node itself and the footer as if the templates where losts... but they are still there?! I did multiple flushs and cron to no avail.

All other pages from custom content-type to views and page generated by custom modules work fine.

Hello.

I wanted to activate the isotope module on a website with Drupal 7.59 (I've just upgraded to 7.59), but when I click on  " save the configuration" (in french "enregistrer la configuration"), nothing happens...I just have a blank page !

Any idea ?

Anne

Our IT department wishes to update the version of MySQL that is running on our Drupal site using core version 7.59

After searching the web, there is no clear answer on whether Drupal 7 supports this latest version of mySQL. I can see that Drupal 8 does. It appears the Drupal 7 only supports a much older version of MySQL (I think 5.5). We are actually currently running v5.6.

I'm concerned the upgrade will scramble the website. Is that the case?