Converting to Drupal

Warning: array_diff_key(): Argument #1 is not an array in drupal_lookup_path() (line 101 of C:\wamp\www\drupal-7.x-dev\includes\path.inc).
Warning: array_flip(): The argument should be an array in drupal_lookup_path() (line 101 of C:\wamp\www\drupal-7.x-dev\includes\path.inc).
I got these 2 warning please any one can give me the solution.

Hey folks - just want to introduce myself. I am working on the conversion of Examiner.com (a ColdFusion/SQL Server based site) to Drupal 7.0.

I am the architect of the current Examiner.com site - a top 100 US website! We rely a great deal on cacheing, obviously, which tends to take the form of MemcacheD and MongoDB plus some of the built in application cacheing of ColdFusion (like compiled classes, cached queries, in-memory classes etc.).

We run about 100 transactions a second (tends to run about 600 transactions a second at the DB level) so we have a bit of a challenge ahead of us. We support 215 Editions with dynamic page generation behind them which creates a potential of about 1 billion pages. From a block level we would probably support about 200,000 different blocks at any point in time.

There is some debate of the Drupal cache strategy but we should have that worked out soon. I am lurking in the Performance forum and have a handle on the issues we will probably run into. Would like to thank the great developers at NowPublic for their innovation with Drupal to help bring it to the enterprise level.

I will be at the San Fran conference - hope to see some of you there. Would love to hear some success stories about caching and high-volume sites for existing sites.

Hey everyone. New Drupal convert here. I'm currently doing the exercise of trying to convert my GURPS dedicated site (http://free.7host07.com/spdesign/) to Drupal ! One thing that my site uses a lot for game aids is data tables. For my current site, I built them custom with .asp coding but I would like to know if there would be useful modules that would mimic the .NET datatables (tables where you can click on the header to re-sort them).

Hi all,

I have a fairly basic website that consists mainly of a few static pages that are updated from time to time. The only thing that's somewhat complex is that I have one page that has a form, which when submitted redirects to a second page that has a second form. The second form has a number of hidden attributes based on the first form and lets the user verify some information. When the second form is submitted it goes off to a third party site.

Hell all,I am new to Drupal from Joomla and I wish to start a realty listings site where sellers pay to gain access to issue ads and the general public only get to see the ads but no adding or editing ads unless they're paying members.I had started this support enquiry here http://drupal.org/node/697960 thanks in advance for taking the time to read my post.

Hi mates, this is my first post and it seems that I'll be here por a long time. My company is switching from a bespoke CMS developed in asp.net to Drupal. This CMS has 1000+ posts or articles that I have to import to Drupal because it's impossible to do it manually. So I'm thinking of writing some function that takes all the content from SqlServer and writes the Querys in a file (script) to run it in the MySql Browser or Administrator... Or I could do the inserts in my function as well.

The thing is that I must understand the DB schema of Drupal. This are the most relevant fields in the asp.net CMS (* means mandatory field):

• Title*
• Author Name
• Article Image
• Type* //types come from a table
  type1
  type2
  ...
• Categories* //categories come from a table
  cat1
  cat2
  ...
• Short Description
• Company Name* //companies come from a table
  company1
  company2
  ...
• Upload Document*
• Meta Title*
• Meta Keywords*
• Meta Description*
• Status

Other fields like Date of publishing is filled automatically but I want to keep the Date from the original article.

So, in Drupal at first there are two tables that store this information:

• node
• node_revisions