Well, thank you for all of your help - especially Don!!! :-) Not certain exactly WHICH tip did the trick, but - it actually vanished when I followed all the suggestions AND (now this is weird) truncated the error log! Went back in refreshed in all three browsers and it's gone.
Sometime I think you need to have witch doctor credentials to wrestle with Drupal.. there's ALWAYS something to learn.. Thanks all - SO MUCH! Chana On Wed, Nov 24, 2010 at 12:05 AM, Don <[email protected]> wrote: > I understand. Believe me. :) > I'd also go into site building -> themes and save the global configuration > settings. That should guarantee the list used in $hooks is cleared and > regenerated. > > I use Nusphere's phpEd debugger which lets me break and step through line > by line. You can also see the values of global and local variables. They > have a trial if you want to try them. I've also used notepad++ with xdebug > which is open source. > > Since it checks if $cache[$hook] is set before executing, I'd look at > $cache[$hook]['arguments'] > > -Don- > > > On 11/23/2010 11:50 PM, Chana Campos wrote: > > Well, doing an ini_set("display_errors, 0); in index.php had no effect. I > AM clearing caches, etc in between these various > attempts, btw... > > Putting a stake in this thing's heart seems harder than it should > be....Going to go cruise the error log and see if anything might show up in > there.... > > > Thanks, > > Chana > > > > -- Chana L Campos 518.483.4159
