I see an error when i want disable apachesolr module.
what should i do?
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Point from @kiamlaluno is correct, the apachesolr_stats has apachesolr listed as a dependency. Therefore, in order to disable the apachesolr, you should first disable the apachesolr_stats (and possibly other dependent modules).
I suspect that this issue comes from cached blocks, when I look at the trace you posted. Try to clear the cache and/or disable the apachesolr_stats block before trying to disable the apachesolr module.
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You should try to disable the apachesolr_stats module first. If you are using drush, this would be the command:
drush dis -y apachesolr_stats
If you don't have drush, you can also use MySQL/PHPMyAdmin commands, here are some links with examples:
Disabling modules:
https://www.drupal.org/node/157632
Clearing cache:
How do I clear cache using an SQL query? [if that answer works for you, you can upvote ;) ]
https://www.drupal.org/documentation/clearing-rebuilding-cache
Good luck!
answered Mar 14, 2016 at 10:46
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Should not Drupal avoid the user disables a module that has depending modules enabled? As far as I remember, I cannot even select a module from which other modules depend on, to disable it.– apaderno ♦Mar 14, 2016 at 12:56
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my drupal only shows this error, not anything else. I don't know how i can install drush on windows. is there another way ?– HamedMar 14, 2016 at 13:01
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thank you stefanos. sorry for long delay. now my problem is finding a complete solution to install drush on windows 10. I searched very very much.– HamedMar 31, 2016 at 18:52
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Hey Hamed, no problem, it's good to see you coming back to this. Let's try to solve this. About drush, I open a new question "Drush on Windows 10", if there is not one there already. For this question, you can also disable a module and clear the cache tables from your MySQL (phpmyadmin), I updated my answer. Mar 31, 2016 at 21:48