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If a user navigates to a node which is not accessible, the theme of the node that can't be accessed is nonetheless displayed. I would prefer if the content area which displays "You are not authorized to access this page." was displayed either in the theme of the prior node or in the default theme. But displaying the theme associated with the inaccessible node leads to strange results (for example, blocks that should not be displayed are displayed).

hi,

i did below changes to settings.php as described in http://drupal.org/node/23708. however, the first one (node->show) is working whereas taxonomy/term is not. am i doing something wrong?

http://drupal.org/node/35728

hi
i try to localize Buddylist module. there is a po file but that does not contain all the strings to be translated. so i started to translate within buddylist.module file itself. an example

function buddylist_translation() {
return array('%buddy' => t('buddy'),

when i replace buddy in t('buddy') with non-english chars it start to produce weird chars like ? / > . how i can solve this?

My webhost says that mod_rewrite IS enabled, but the enable/disable clean URLs buttons are greyed out and the clean URL test fails. My site is on a shared server and the webhost (Globat) does NOT permit AllowOverride (security!). There is no terminal or shell access and I can not see the httpd.conf file (there is no /etc directory visible).
Adding $conf['clean_url']=1; to the settings.php file enables the radio buttons on the settings menu and Drupal generates clean URLs but can't find the pages.

Is there a way to have items (nodes, commentc, etc) that are new to user X (ie added after X's last visit) marked as 'new' upon user X's login?
(This will probably need either a last logged out date on the user record or a n-to-m relation from node to user marking a user has 'read' the item?)

Thanks!