Quoting Skip Taylor <
avskip@gmail.com>:
> On Nov 30, 2007 12:14 PM, sander-martijn <
lists@severeddreams.com
> wrote:
>
>> Well if that sql works and in turn the database is accurate but the
>> array is empty (an assumption i'm making from the error) then it looks
>> like the array is likely getting lost in the php somewhere. It could
>> take quite a bit of messing around to track down exactly where this is
>> happening.
>>
>> What I would suggest doing at this point before trying anything else if
>> you haven't modified anything in core and have put all your modules in
>> /sites/all/modules/ is to backup your entire site directory, download a
>> fresh copy of drupal 5.3, replacing /sites and /files with your folders
>> and uploading the whole thing. Since the site setup, themes, modules
>> and uploaded files should be in those two folders that should work fine
>> and shouldn't take more than about a half hr to hr (depending on ftp
>> speed). If it still doesn't work then it's one of your modules or
>> something in the database.
>>
>
> I'll give that a try and see what happens. As to messing around with the
> code, I'm not a PHP or MySQL programmer so I doubt it would do much good.
> It's more a minor inconvenience as I rarely use the setting. I was going to
> submit this as an issue but can't figure out what category to put it in.
>
Maybe you're just running out of memory? To .htaccess add ``php_value