Upgrading Drupal

Hi, I´ve got odd problem with my site.

When I´m going to create for example a blog entry, the section where the the body of the blog entry should be is covered by the same picture as my header........?

Here´s a screenshot of it: http://data.fuskbugg.se/skalman01/body_error.jpg

Maybe I should mention that I´ve just named my "headerpicture" the same the as the former header and replaced them.

Thanks!

Whoever can point out fail-safe steps to update core (while preserving the sites under development within two multisite DBs) deserves an ovation.

I have one module that is not listed under Select Versions in update.php, so the system can't see it to update properly. I have uninstalled the module and reinstalled with a fresh copy. It shows up properly in the database and seems to work fine.

The problem will come when it is time to update the database and Drupal won't know that it needs to update the database. Anybody see this problem before?

Is there anybody can help me, I want to upgrade drupal system,and I have website in online mode in version 6.12 and I want to upgrade my drupal in version 6.16 ,but in offline mode ,and I have just been installed apache,php and mysql and they are work on it, and I have folder webroot public_html ,and I want to migrate it the folder public_html in offline mode so I can see my online content web in my offline mode content web ,is there anyone can help me to do this???

A simple and Fast way to both Install and Upgrade Drupal

This is the method I use for installing and upgrading Drupal.
I have used this method to install and upgrade over 20 Drupal websites.

(1) For a Quick and simple installation of Drupal, use the Fantastico Drupal Installation utility provided by your web hosting company.

(2) After installing Drupal via Fantastico, using an FTP program, create a subdirectory folder called rootfiles within the Drupal root directory.

(3) Move the following Fantastico and Drupal files from the Drupal root directory into the rootfiles.

CHANGELOG.txt
COPYRIGHT.txt
fantversion.php
INSTALL.mysql.txt
INSTALL.pgsql.txt
install.php
INSTALL.txt
LICENSE.txt
MAINTAINERS.txt
UPGRADE.txt

The Drupal root directory should now only contain the following files plus of course the Drupal installation folders:

.htaccess
cron.php
favicon.ico
index.php
robots.txt
update.php
xmlrpc.php

(4) As a Backup, download your entire website to your local computer via FTP. This would include all the files and folders within the root directory.

(5) Download a copy of your Database to your local computer. You can use the Free MySQL Database Backup Utility I wrote. It is available here: MySQL Database Backup Utility.

Upgrading

Hi, how do I make a directory writeable?

I can´t upload pictures on my site beacuse "The directory sites/all/files is not writable".

So how do I do to solve this?

Please Help!