Contents
- 1 How to get rid of error messages in Drupal?
- 2 What happens if I run Drush pm-disable views?
- 3 How to change the status of a module in Drupal?
- 4 Where are Drupal files stored on my server?
- 5 How to silence all PHP errors in settings?
- 6 Can you set php.htaccess in Drupal 7?
- 7 Where do I Find my themes for Drupal?
How to get rid of error messages in Drupal?
Errors and warnings will display on the most serious problems. A quick, easy solution… 1. Create a block with visibility settings set to only show for anonymous users (or all users you want to hide the errors from, of course, excluding admins, if you wish)
What happens if I run Drush pm-disable views?
If I run $ drush pm-disable views I don’t get the views module disable. You should update your drush by the sounds of things. Doing drush dis views should result in the following: Which means the dependents are disabled at the same time. Thanks for contributing an answer to Drupal Answers!
Is there any way to disable a module and its dependents modules with Drush?
Is there any way to disable a module and its dependents modules with Drush. Let’s say I need to disable views but I have enable views_accordion as well. If I run $ drush pm-disable views I don’t get the views module disable. You should update your drush by the sounds of things. Doing drush dis views should result in the following:
Do you need to update Drush by the sounds of things?
You should update your drush by the sounds of things. Doing drush dis views should result in the following: Which means the dependents are disabled at the same time. Thanks for contributing an answer to Drupal Answers!
How to change the status of a module in Drupal?
Click the little pencil icon to edit the record. Locate the status and observe the value is 1. Change the status value to 0. Click Go. Return to your site and refresh. You should be able to access your site again. If you go to the modules admin page, you will see the module is disabled.
Where are Drupal files stored on my server?
The html directory is where your Drupal files and directories are stored. The control panel I have on my server allows me to check a box and click edit, as shown in the screenshot above.
Where do I find error reporting in Drupal 7?
The path changes, as in Drupal 7 the same page you would before see at admin/settings/error-reporting is now at admin/config/development/logging.
How can I disable the PHP error notices?
To disable the notices completely, you’ll have to add the following line into your settings.php or php.ini file: Show all errors, except for notices and coding standards warnings. To silence all PHP errors, which is not recommended, you may try to addin your settings file:
How to silence all PHP errors in settings?
To disable the notices completely, you’ll have to add the following line into your settings.php or php.ini file: ini_set (‘error_reporting’, E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT & ~E_DEPRECATED); Show all errors, except for notices and coding standards warnings. To silence all PHP errors, which is not recommended, you may try to addin your settings file:
As suggested, in Administration » Configuration » Development (at /admin/config/development/logging) you can find the setting to disable displaying of error messages, but it won’t disable error/notices completely.
Can you set php.htaccess in Drupal 7?
One thing no one has mentioned that may be helpful for people to know is that Drupal 7 ignores all local system error reporting levels. So you can’t use .htaccess or even php.ini to set php error reporting levels in Drupal.
What causes a ” white screen of Death ” error in Drupal?
The most common code error that causes a WSOD is having additional whitespace at the end of a PHP file. To avoid this issue, it is a Drupal coding standard to not include the closing ?> on a PHP file.
Why do I get a blank page in Drupal?
Another possible cause for a blank page is a name clash, i.e. a module and a theme are using the same name. For example, if module “foo” implements hook_block() with foo_block() and there is also a theme “foo”, then the theme engine will invoke foo_block() as the theme function to render a block.
Where do I Find my themes for Drupal?
Check if the theme needed for your site is in drupal7/all/themes or drupal7/default/themes, if drupal7 is your drupal directory (If you use a multisite installation, the latter is drupal7/ my_site.com /themes , my_site.com being your site directory).