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Ive been trying to use the update tab of the module administration page. When I use the provided update manager it seems to attempt to download the files but at the point where it says its downloading the files it just appears to do nothing. If I try to update the modules by installing a new module using a downloaded zip file the update manager still looks as though the old version is still there.
If I use cpanel to look at the modules they definitely havent been overwritten with new files.
I've done a lot of digging in the forums and believe this is a new issue to be resolved.
I am going through the 6.2 to 7.1 upgrade. Everything seems to be pretty smooth except for I am unable to get my taxonomy to update, which in turn causes issues with content being displayed accurately.
Here is the error that I get:
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An AJAX HTTP error occurred. HTTP Result Code: 200 Debugging information follows. Path: http://path to domain/update.php?op=selection&token=L4Tb2d2ofiGHMvNg6mmW1N55XUnjogaHs6dbK6PWAAI&id=141&op=do StatusText: OK ResponseText: Fatal error: Maximum execution time of 60 seconds exceeded in F:\local path\includes\database\database.inc on line 2135
I have set my php.ini file for max_execution and max_input_time to 300 ... so the 60 second error I see here is tripping me up. What's causing it?
I've emptied the mysql tables associated with taxonomy and I can see that when the update runs that it gets about 40% of the way through my content. We're looking at more than 2,000 records here and it stops working after it has indexed approx 700 and 750 records.
I'd like to setup a simple, automated test case which compares the website before and after an Drupal/Module update. A solution would be to use wget to download the complete website before and after the update and then use diff to compare the 2 downloads.
Does anyone know a more elegant solution to this, my search for testing software that provides this feature was unsuccessful so far.
hi guys
i have a drupal 6 music site with over 3000 mp3 songs uploaded
i have a custom content type (music) with cck image and upload fields, an mp3 is uploaded with an image and then that node has a flash player which plays the mp3
anyway i have over 3000 nodes and i want to do a clean install of drupal 7 and then bring all my nodes in to the new install, however i need all the themes to keep the same node id and link etc because i have facebook comments for all the nodes and want to keep those comments so cant have the node link change
Hi. I am new to Drupal. I upgraded my client's site from Drupal 6.10 to 7.10. First, I updated from 6.10 to 6.22 - everything went fine. I followed the 7.x upgrade guide and finally got through the 7.10 update.php. On my admin page, I don't see "Site Building" and can't see a way to add modules. What am I missing?