First, a big round of thanks and applause for the scores of folks who played a part in making Drupal 6 a reality and such an improvement to the design, architecture and usability.

Ran across this one today. Upgrading a site with some custom work from 4.7 to 5.6. Obviously the testing of the upgrade is going on is a development environment but we ran into a problem with anonymous users being denied access.

Well, a quick check of the access control records proved that anonymous users did in fact have the Access Content permission. Hmmmm…. what else could it be.

This tip is handy if you have a need to specify a new frontpage node on your Drupal site and cannot get into the admin pages to change it. You can specify a number of configuration items in the settings.php file for your site.

In this case your are going to set the frontpage configuration. Near the bottom of your settings.php file is a section that is commented our by default for overriding configuration settings. Just add the following code below and change ‘node/1′ to whatever node you want for your new frontpage.

So, you built a nice new PHPTemplate theme. You followed the samples
and in your <title> tag, you place the $head_title
variable and in your section header you display the $title variable.
They are different titles, or are they?

Short answer is yes, they are. However if the module generating page content happens to use the drupal_set_title() function, then the value of both title variables will be the same. This is not always what you want.

Some quick reading and modification of our template.php file resolved this for us