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Working with Drupal 7, you may get an error like the one below. (The actual number may be different.)
Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 52428800 bytes exhausted
If you don’t have one already, add a text file called “php.ini” to the root directory of the Drupal 7 site, and add a line like:
memory_limit = 96M
or
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memory_limit = 128M
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Click Draggable Views Order to configure the order field.
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Under Fields, click the blue text "Node: Body" to view the settings for that field. If you wish, enter some text that will be displayed if there is no body text in a node or, alternatively, check "Hide if empty."
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As if the current crop of virus warnings and financial data-stealing Trojans weren’t enough, mandatory security updates just came out for both Movable Type and Drupal. The Movable Type upgrade went without incident but Drupal
Continue readingI had a lot of trouble trying to update the Views module. When I would attempt to run update.php, I got the White Screen of Death. I removed several modules and tried to view the
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