It started with a frantic email from one of my clients. They had accidentally deleted a taxonomy vocabulary and needed help in fixing their site. As I looked into it, I saw just how much damage this had done. This site used Taxonomy Access Control Lite to let contributing users edit parts of the site, and the vocabulary that they deleted was used with this access control. This meant that the access settings were gone now for a couple thousand nodes.
When running the update script on a new a new installation of Drupal version 6.20, I was getting this:
<!--[if lt IE 7]--> Fatal error: Call to undefined function phptemplate_get_ie_styles() in htdocs/themes/garland/maintenance-page.tpl.php on line 23
I was having a problem with using the Login block form on the home page. Error messages related to the login (e.g. "Password incorrect.", etc.) were not getting dispalyed when the login failed. They would show up only after reloading the page again.
In my template, I had this:
On one of the Drupal sites I was developing, admin pages were getting (unbearably) slow-- about 30 seconds to load each page. Using the Google, I found a couple of articles that pointed the finger at the Update Status module:
It's Contact Hide Email... I wrote this code a while back, presented it at a Drupal user group, got a Drupal CVS account, and finally got around to creating an actual release tonight. What does it do? Funny you should ask...
