Closed (fixed)
Project:
Administration menu
Version:
7.x-3.x-dev
Component:
User interface
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Bug report
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
25 Apr 2012 at 08:34 UTC
Updated:
4 Aug 2012 at 21:27 UTC
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Comments
Comment #1
tuccio commentedSubscribing, and I think it happened with the latest update. I get content, structure, appearance, people but not modules, configuration and reports menu items.
Comment #2
drupov commentedI have the same behavior. The whole menu appears when cache has been cleared or right after the admin has just logged in. Right after you visit some page, some of the menu items disappear.
The false behavior is quite inconsistent, on some sites I have only the "Dashboard", "Content", "Structure" and "Appearance" menu items (see attachment), on others just the first three and so on.
And on some sites admin menu functions great, all items are there...
Comment #3
Vagabondo commentedIt seams that last dev fixes it :-)
Comment #4
drupov commentedNo, it did not for me.
Comment #5
sun@mrupal: Are you sure that you have 7.x-3.0-rc2+3-dev (or later) ?
@everyone else: Yes, this looks like a duplicate of #1546206: Menu links missing, partial / incomplete menu with RC2
Comment #6
drupov commentedSorry,
I was sure I had checked it but obviously not good enough.
#4 was wrong from me: updating to 7.x-3.0-rc2+3-dev makes the admin menu work again!
Thanks for the support! Good work! Closing this issue now.
Comment #7
plastikkposen commentedSame here. Menu items disapear...
Comment #8
drupov commentedUsing latest dev? For me it fixed it...
Comment #9
czigor commentedThe dev solved this issue for me (so did unchecking 'Cache menu in client-side browser' on admin/config/administration/admin_menu).
Comment #10
tsatsos007 commentedmay i ask how i update to the revised version from the link above?!?!??... i have the same problem ..links disappear after reloading pages....
do i go to install new module?!it didn t really work as i tried!
Comment #11
-_- commentedsorry, but I've had a load of trouble since my system updated to the latest 7.x-3.0-rc2. I came across this issue and dutifully uninstalled the rc2 and installed the +5 version of the 3.x dev module. I have the home button, content then nothing until the user info on the right. I'm not a drupal expert so its easily possible I have not done something important, but I can't think what...
Thanks in advance and sorry if this has already been solved.
[edit] I've just removed the latest dev and returned to a copy of 7.x-3.0-rc1 which works fine.
Comment #12
tsatsos007 commentedhow did u install the dev version??! please help!
Comment #13
czigor commentedDownload the dev from the bottom of http://drupal.org/project/admin_menu (7.x-3.x-dev) and overwrite the old admin_menu folder with its contents.
Comment #14
-_- commentedhello, sorry for the delay, hope this might still help someone. I had to uninstall the admin module first before being allowed to install the dev version, otherwise I saw a message saying the module is already installed. To me, the danger with just overwriting the admin folder in the module list is that the drupal db may then have inconsistent entries if tables or fields change between versions and the update function isn't triggered. But maybe I'm being over cautious!
Comment #15
holdmann commentedDisabling client-side caching through settings page can temporarily solve this problem.
Comment #16
rlnorthcuttI haven't tried the dev version - but I can confirm that disabling client side cache does the trick.
Comment #17
barbarae commentedFYI - My admin menu is working perfectly now ! Have you checked the admin menu configuration settings: turn OFF the cache menus in client side, and then flush your browser cache (on Internet explorer be SURE to turn OFF the checkbox to "save your favorites"). After I did this several problems went away - and now I am happy ;-)
Before I did the above, I had your exact problem..
Comment #18
sunComment #20
calefilm commentedDisabling client-side caching fixed it for me as well but are there any disadvantages of doing this?