This is the 3rd article in the series covering DRUPAL v6 bootstrap process. As the bootstrap name implies, this phase covers initializing a connection to a database.
The previous article in this series focused on phase 1 of the Drupal bootstrap process (DRUPAL_BOOTSTRAP_CONFIGURATION). This article will now focus on the second phase - DRUPAL_BOOTSTRAP_EARLY_PAGE_CACHE.
I recently enabled the taxonomy module in Drupal so that I could easily categorize things when creating new content. Everything seemed to be working fine, but when I created a post yesterday I got the following error when I started entering keywords to tag my article:
An HTTP error 0 occurred.
http://itnitwit.com/taxonomy/autocomplete/2
When investigating a recent rash of spam user registration on my site I began looking through Drupal core to gain a better understanding of its inner workings and how modules could be used to guard against these nuisances. Like every journey there is a beginning, and for me it all started with index.php.