When deploying a new website using drupal, normal procedure as I understand is as follows
1. Zip up entire drupal directory from your development environment (cleaning out caches etc), with changes to settings.php
2. Export your database (which will give say database_export file)
On the production bos
1. Unzip drupal directory
2. Create database for drupal to use and import the database_export file.
3. Change settings.php to reflect new database name/user/password etc.
I just went thru the upgrade process to upgrade my installation from 6.8 to 6.9. After I hit update.php & went to status report it says that the install is still 6.8. I've followed the upgrade instructions explicitly & no errors were detected. Ideas?
Hello everyone. Today I went to update one of my clients website to the latest Drupal 6.9, I followed all the directions as usual. As I went to run the upgrade file, I got this error and now it's everyone and I cant login.
Fatal error: Call to undefined function check_markup() in /home/storyboa/public_html/modules/node/node.module on line 1035