I built a test site for a project this spring using 5.7 or 5.8. I exported everything to a .SQL when I switched Web hosts a few months ago. I've just now gotten back to this project; I wanted to install it locally so I can do a lot of repetitive stuff without needing to be online.
Well, it looks like since Drupal 6 is finally (almost) ready for production sites, what with the release of views and an alpha of panels, so I thought I'd try out upgrading my site from 5.12->6.8.
I did the usual, e.g. turning off all non-essential modules before the upgrade, turning to Garland and starting up little by little.
I upgraded to 6.8 and things looked Ok. But today when I went to the site I discovered that none of my links are working. Any link I click on returns to the home page. I've downloaded the database to my local version and it works correctly. I THINK I have synchronized everything correctly but who knows. Can anyone suggest what component would cause links to break like this?
Hi,
after upgrading drupal from 6.6 to 6.7 and then to 6.8 I got a blank page on
/admin/build/menu-customize/navigation.
This happens only if I am activating the contact-module that is part of the core.
If I am deinstalling that module there is no blank page shown and I can work with the navigation-menu-page.
I upgraded a Drupal site with an empty menu title to Drupal 6.8. Now the menu is no longer shown in Administer -> Site building -> Menus ->List menus. The menu is displayed on the page, and the its block is shown in Administer -> Site building -> Blocks , but the menu is no longer accessible for administration. How can I make it accessible again?