I apologize, if this is covered elsewhere. After I logged in, I could not find the Search box on any of the Drupal pages.
Problem: Internal Server Error occurs now and again after clicking the submit button - log in, create node, edit node, etc. It does not occur every time; however, most of my Users are not computer experts and they simply go away after seeing such an error, especially during log in.
My web host, ThinkHost.com, had the info shown below in their Support pages about using "php_value" in the htaccess file. How would I apply this advised change to my Drupal ver 4.7 installation? ---Ashford
.htaccess "php_" values
If after installing a PHP application that also required htaccess modifications you see an Internal Server Error (Error 500) and your permissions are set correctly, please check your htaccess file for instances of "php_value" or "php_flag".
ThinkHost runs suPHP. suPHP is a tool for executing PHP scripts with the permissions of the owner account - a much more efficient and secure method. What this means is that anything in your .htaccess files that begins with "php_" needs to go in its own file, php.ini.
Special note: The newly created php.ini file contents must be in the format:
option=value
or
option=value
instead of: option value. There is no need to add "php_value" or "php_flag" strings to this file