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wet-boew / wet-boew-drupal

Drupal variant of the Web Experience Toolkit (WET)
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Docker + Drupal WET #1916

Closed AlexCreamer closed 6 years ago

AlexCreamer commented 6 years ago

I tried installing Drupal WET 7.x and I have successfully gone through some of installation pages. Now I'm getting a problem where the "configure site" step is giving me a blank page. After constantly refreshing and going back and forth between page, I was finally able to have the "configure site" page to render properly with an "active batch" error shown at the top. Furthermore, I was able to get the rest of installation to complete with the default content landing page showing. One problem with the landing page though, the feedback promo section has overlapping text.

mxlav commented 6 years ago

RE: WPOD (Whihte page of death) Check out the tips section here http://drupalwxt.github.io/architecture/system-requirements/ . You are probably running out of memory.

AlexCreamer commented 6 years ago

Here's some of my configs (I'll look to do some changes to the recommendations): max_execution_time = 60 realpath_cache_size = default max_input_time = default

mxlav commented 6 years ago

make sure to change this one also memory_limit variable in php.ini to be at least 256M

AlexCreamer commented 6 years ago

Oops forgot to mention that I had changed that also. :)

joel-osc commented 6 years ago

Any time you get a whitescreen you should look at the 'recent logs' menu in Drupal or even better your apache error log. Whatever caused it will be detailed there.

AlexCreamer commented 6 years ago

Hi Joel, I checked my Drupal logs 'recent logs' and I don't know if I found anything worth reporting. I am getting some error messages there though. Furthermore, I tried checking my Apache, access and error logs, and Vim is not returning any content and is saying they're not files. Cat doesn't return anything either.

AlexCreamer commented 6 years ago

I should note that I was using PHP 7.1 which was disallow me to add a view. PHP 7.0 worked though.