Drupal front page acting strange - won't change?

Joined: 03/09/2009

I am trying to make some changes a Drupal site of mine and the homepage is acting really strange.

There are basically three bugs occurring: I have made and saved changes to a block and it is not evident when the home page is viewed, the admin_menu module is not working (just on the front page), and theme developer module is not working on the front page. I have cleared both my Drupal site and browsers cache, and these problems still occur.

I am sure that the same problem is causing all of these issues, I just don't know what the problem is.
Any ideas?

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Rob Feature's picture
Joined: 06/01/2006
Custom page-front.tpl.php

Do you have a custom page-front.tpl.php? It seems that something in the theme is most likely broken. Two items that rely on javascript (admin_menu and theme_devel) are not working so I suspect you may be missing either $scripts or $closure on the front page somehow.

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Joined: 03/09/2009
Even weirder

Thanks for the help Rob. I do not have a page-front used in my theme, but things might have just gotten even weirder. If you go to my site with www. proceeding the domain name, the changes are not recognized. But if just go to it without www, the changes are evident. I have never encountered a problem like this. I don't even know how to trouble shoot it.

Check out what I talking about:
http://thomaslattimore.com - changes evident

http://www.thomaslattimore.com - not changes evident

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Joined: 06/06/2007
www rewrite

tlattimore, check out http://www.drupal-check.org/no... -NP

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Thanks

Thanks nonprofit. I will apply those changes for sure, but that still doesn't fix the issues I am really having. Why are changes made not evident when the homepage is viewed with a www. prefixing it?

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Joined: 06/06/2007
Cacheing

www and non-www domains (which are otherwise the same) can point to two totally different sources. I'll bet one is cached and one is not. -NP

Joined: 03/09/2009
I applied those changes to

I applied those changes to the .htaccess file, then logged in and flushed the cache. Unfortunately I was still getting all the same problems with www. prefix, no changes, and no admin_menu. So I decided to do the opposite with the .htaccess. Forward all users with www to just the domain with http://. Probably not ideal, but everything is working better now. The changes I have made are evident and admin_menu is working. I'd really like to know what was causing the problems, but at least things are working now.

Thanks for the help guys.

Joined: 03/30/2010
This may be a really obvious

This may be a really obvious answer, but have you tried clearing the cache in site building > performance?