Hosting support

Hi,
I am moving the site I built to my hosting companies shared server. I moved the data base to the ftp and when the hosting company tries to set it up to test the following error message shows:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function mayo_get_margins() in /home/tylerg/webdocs/sites/all/themes/mayo/templates/page.tpl.php on line 158

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I am up with `drupal` development in a `localhost` environment. I am using `Acquia Drupal Stack`. Now I want to export it to my domain to host it online. When I try to export it as an archive from `Export` functionality in the `Acquia Drupal Stack`, I get an error : http://postimg.org/image/rxlc4g4dl/ (Screenshot of the error)

Hi,

I just bought a MAMP Pro license to manage my local sites.

For installing the sites local, I always used a bash-script.
The bash-script created the folder, cloned the files from the git-repo, created vhosts, added the hosts in etc/hosts file, created drush-aliases and did a mysql-dump.

Now I would like to get this script working with MAMP Pro, but I cannot find where MAMP set their virtualhosts?

I'm using MAMP Pro 3.0.5 on MAC OSX 10.9.4

Thanks,
Stijn

Hello. I have limited knowledge of the inner workings of IT, I am an assistant to a medical office who uses Drupal for our websites, we currently have minimal hosting assisatance and are looking for quotes from new companies. We need some names of companies to contact that any of you fellow users have been satisfied with, thank you in advance for the help and patience with my limited knowledge.

My developer and I have spent a good bit of time tweaking our client's current host to meet the needs of the system. We have optimized all database queries to be less than one second, added mysql caches, APC and other caching systems. We have an extremely heavy Drupal installation loading pages in less than two seconds, and often as fast as one second.

Hello Drupal Community,
I'd like to setup our Drupal 7 website on 2 servers for redundancy reasons. We own a VPS server in the USA where our Drupal website is hosted. We also own a dedicated web server in Europe where we’d like to migrate a copy of the site.