It seems like template override problem, maybe the override template used to render the homepage is empty. Try identifying which override template is used for displaying homepage by using DebugOutput and ShowUsedTemplates ini settings. And then loook at the content of this template.
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The debug information tells me that two templates were used to render the page:
1
pagelayout.tpl
<No override>
design/minimal/templates/pagelayout.tpl
1
setup/debug_toolbar.tpl
<No override>
design/standard/templates/setup/debug_toolbar.tpl
That's as I expected, and that first one is the template shown in my original post. As I say, the rest of the template is loading fine, it's just the $module_result.content that isn't.
Actually no, I shouldn't. The only templates that should be used are the minimal pagelayout.tpl as shown above, the page_head.tpl fallback (which I haven't changed or overridden), and debug_toolbar.tpl. There really is nothing else going on here. In fact, I've now removed the page_head.tpl, just in case, so the only thing I'm using is my own page_layout.tpl.
I'm still not convinced it's a template issue, because the template as a whole is working fine (and I've done other tests to confirm that it's working). The issue here is the $module_result.content doesn't actually contain any data.
Is there another way of getting the page content, other than $module_result.content?
I've done some more digging around, and the rest of the site appears to be unaffected by this problem - it's only the home page that is empty.
Furthermore, I can confirm that $module_result itself is being generated, and I can get to most of the attributes inside it. However, the content attribute is not being filled. I've been playing around with overrides, but since the content isn't being filled nothing I did would show anything anyway! $module_result.path isn't being populated either, I notice.
Could it be a corrupted database? Or a siteaccess setting that's wrong? Any help would be appreciated.
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