We’re running on Drupal 7.73 and WebForm 7.x-3.30 – for a while now since the 7.75 to 7.77 Drupal release, we’ve been unable to update Drupal successfully. As every time a user submits a form on the site, we’re getting an “Access Denied” message. If you’re logged in as Admin it works. I believe it could have something to do with the “success message” that’s being displayed and that in theory, a redirect to a success page could fix it. However, as we have many forms across several sites, it is not practical to go this route.
For two years we have had no problem updating Drupal to latest and no issues with WebForm so this is a new issue.
Can anyone please assist in providing a solution for this as we are unable to update to implement the latest security fixes?
Your assistance is appreciated
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I installed reCaptcha in the Drupal 7 module in hopes that it would work on the contact form, but it never did. So I did a really dumb thing and deleted the reCaptcha from Google and forgetting that connection to it was in the module.
It turns out that the reCaptcha did work but only on the admin login screen. Now that I am locked out, does anyone have a really brilliant idea for someone who made a really bad move?
I finally found the answer and I want to post it in case anyone else runs into a problem with any module in Drupal, not just with reCaptcha.
The main steps I used were found on this website: Disabling or enabling a module
All I did was make a backup of the db. Determined what the module name was that I was needing to disable:
SELECT name,status FROM system WHERE type='module' AND status='1'
Then change the status to '0' using of the actual module name I needed to disable:
UPDATE system SET status='0' WHERE name='module_name'
At this point I thought it was done, but because Drupal keeps a cached copy of it enabled in the db you still have to delete the cache:
DELETE FROM cache_bootstrap WHERE cid='system_list'
My question has to do with Civicrm member signup page. I am getting an error for anonymous users that they are not allowed access to the page.
I am using Drupal 7 and CiviCRM 5.3. I am relatively new to Drupal. The site is located on a domain that is being used simply for testing purposes.
I have researched this already and have not received much in the way of finding anyone with a similar issue. Other then seeing posts about user 0. I checked and user 0 is there and seems fine.
As part of trying to resolve the issue I also setup a mock event. Same thing happens on that also. An anonymous user can see the event but as soon as the registration page is clicked it gives the access denied message.
I have also checked the permissions and roles and anonymous is allowed to access the pages. In other words sign up for events and make contributions is checked.
Here is the page for the member signup.
https://hebrewburialofnewhaven.org/civicrm/contribute/transact?reset=1&id=1
Event info page : https://hebrewburialofnewhaven.org/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1
Event registration page : https://hebrewburialofnewhaven.org/civicrm/participant/add?reset=1&action=add&context=standalone&eid=1
This is the actual site https://hebrewburialofnewhaven.org
Please keep in mind this is only a development site and not a production site. We are testing using Drupal with Civi. Because wordpress has really become very resource intensive and seems to have a lot of issues running civi cleanly.
I thank everyone for any help or guidance on this. It is probably something stupid I am missing or didn’t configure.
I'm currently working with a charity who have built a new site in Wordpress. My wordpress knowledge is somewhat lacking. We have a volunteer, who apparently works with wrodpress a lot, doing some SEO work on the site who has installed a number of plugins. We have been receiving a number of complaints from visitors saying to the site that it seems to be in maintenance mode a lot. I don't fully understand how maintenance mode works. Is this something could only be triggered by someone making changes? Is this activity logged in any way? We need to establish if the maintenance mode is being triggered by the volunteer, although he insists it's not him, or by a problem with the site.
Any advice would appreciated?
Wordpress Maintenance
Sometimes, you may have the need to put your website into maintenance mode for upgrades. This would make your website temporarily unavailable to public access. You wouldn’t want errors to pop up when you are running important updates in the background, right?
It is not that only developers can cause this even authors or the people posting posts can cause this issue.
REFER: https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/tips-tricks/7-mistakes-beginner-wordpress-users-make
He must have been triggered it unknowingly!
This is not logged in anywhere.
Refer this blog for Wordpress mainatainance knowledge
http://www.hongkiat.com/blog/wordpress-maintenance/
Check if this plugin is indtalled https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-maintenance-mode/
I was wondering if anyone can point me to a tutorial / step by step guide / downloadable template (free or paid) / video about adding Facebook connect functionality to a website.
I've created several website but I'm self learned and inexperienced.
I have no knowledge of oAuth protocols simply basic asp.net (VB) of going to the database, getting data and posting it on the site.
I've gone through several posts on the matter but it seems that they changed lots of stuff from before 2012 (so most articles are irrelevant). I also went through Stackoverflow but the questions and answers are above my expertise.
My site is basic and was also built from scratch without using any existing methodology (like MVC etc.). I also tried working on a new site with the ready template Visual Studio 2012 sets up. The built in sign up form seems to work (though I do not understand what it does) and I removed some of the functionality which I think was created to enable Facebook connect since it bounced lots of errors I couldn't understood.
The end goal is to allow easy one step signup and signin while getting the user's email and maybe birth-date.
THANKS!
I'm using search module in my drupal 7 site.But When I login as admin and search for some thing, I'm getting an error
"The form has become outdated. Copy any unsaved work in the form below and then reload this page."
It works fine if its not logged in.Why is this happening ?
Sounds like you are using the Finder Module?
http://drupal.org/project/finder
Seems like the issue queue is full of information related to that message, here is an example of one that has helpful information.
http://drupal.org/node/1383918
If you can provide some more informatoin I would be glad to help