White screen-with replace option

I got the same problem when I set it to "replace". And although I removed all simple* records of variable table, I still get the same problem. How to remove this module completely ? I want to uninstall it and reinstall it.

Same issue when trying this module.

Test on both version 3.2 and the latest dev release.

I am having this same issue. When Simplemenu is enabled I get the a menu in the top left hand corner and the rest of the page is blank (white). I deleted the module and database rows in the system and variable tables of the Drupal database. When I try and reinstall this module after doing all this I end up with the blank page with the menu at the top.

Thanks for your help!
stafford

I have found the reason .
When we use option replace, it replace everything under the class of specified with menu.
For example: if css class is body then it replace content of body with simple menu.
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Sharique

I have the same problem.
Now how i can clean the installation of simplemenu in drupal?
I have removed the module in DB settings (in the table system > filename=modules/simplemenu/simplemenu.module > status=0) and the screen is normal but i cannot remove simplemenu in Site Configuration and Modules.
Thanks

Hi

I truly believe it is a very interesting module (simple yet powerful). But this white-screen problem has come-up when I select the 'replace' option. Although I managed to reselect 'prepend' after some install-uninstall, I just wanted to know that if I decide to remove the module completely then what db-changes I need to do.

Thanks & Regards

I agree, this is an interesting module and I hope the developers fix this soon.
To remove I search my db for %simplemenu% and deleted all of them. (that is after I remove the module)

A simple workaround to display primary links:
Create your primary links and set Simplemenu to show your primary links. Don't set replace.
In your theme's page.tpl.php file, edit out (or delete) the code around and including print theme(links, $primary_links)

thanks for the db tip.

Good catch guys. Turns out replace is not a jQuery method and it was causing weird results.

Best bet clear all simplemenu variables in your system table.

Removed so no more confusion!