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Project:
Administration menu
Version:
6.x-3.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
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Unassigned
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Created:
24 Feb 2010 at 16:14 UTC
Updated:
17 Aug 2011 at 20:52 UTC
After installing and re-installing different versions (due to a conflict with another module), i find that the latest release works well for me, but somehow during the process my "Content Management, Site Building, and Site Configuration" tabs disappeared. If i go to "/admin/build/menu-customize/admin_menu", where the menu resides, they reappear in the admin menu, but otherwise they are not there. I have tried clearing all caches and reinstalling the module, but every time it gives me the same result. I imagine this has something to do with the switch between the different versions, but I don't see why. Any help is appreciated, as I use this module heavily. Thanks!
Comments
Comment #1
sunAre "Content Management, Site Building, and Site Configuration" all items in the menu or do you mean that only those are not displayed, but other items (like Reports, Help) are still displayed?
Did you try to disable (all) other contrib modules? (and if it works at some point, re-enable them step-by-step to see who's guilty)
In any case, please report back about the status of this issue. Thanks.
Comment #2
blup commentedAfter switching back and forth between versions, the latest 1.5 release rebuilt the menu and everything was fine. Well, almost. I'm still having a conflict with the 'Panels Everywhere' module where the user icon menu entry (top right next to username) will replicate itself every time i cleared the cache. However i patched it to remove this feature from the module (sufficient in my case) and I'm not having any more problems. Thanks!
Comment #3
drupal3008 commentedI actually ran into the same issue too. I checked the issues queue and couldn't find one that helped me out yet.
My site /admin/build/menu-customize/admin_menu is missing all the menu items, therefore nothing shows up on the admin toolbar menu (besides "Flush All Cache", "Run Cron").
I tried flushing all the cache, and rebuilding the menu, switching back and forth between the different module versions and nothing. Help!
Comment #4
rjgoldsborough commentedIf you look at the source, is the menu in the markup and just not displaying or is it actually gone?
Comment #5
mrfelton commentedSame deal here. I upgraded from 1.5 to alpha4 and I my menu totally disappeared. Then, I uninstalled and reinstalled (via /devel/reinstall) and the menu appeared, but only contained flush caches, cron, updates... all the stuff from the far left icond menu. Oh, and it did contain a menu item for 'Help'
EDIT: /admin/build/menu-customize/admin_menu contains only two links ion my case:
- Administer
|
`-Help
Comment #6
calefilm commentedSame problem.
I just installed 6.x-3.x-dev and everything disappears. Will re-install 1.5 i guess.
I started getting duplicate error messages on line 2457 like others had claimed... so i went to my site/include/menu folder and looked at the code... and this pertains to my view that i recently created ( i think):
$title_arguments = $item['title arguments'] ? serialize($item['title arguments']) : '';
db_query("INSERT INTO {menu_router}
(path, load_functions, to_arg_functions, access_callback,
access_arguments, page_callback, page_arguments, fit,
number_parts, tab_parent, tab_root,
title, title_callback, title_arguments,
type, block_callback, description, position, weight, file)
VALUES ('%s', '%s', '%s', '%s',
'%s', '%s', '%s', %d,
%d, '%s', '%s',
'%s', '%s', '%s',
%d, '%s', '%s', '%s', %d, '%s')",
$path, $item['load_functions'], $item['to_arg_functions'], $item['access callback'],
serialize($item['access arguments']), $item['page callback'], serialize($item['page arguments']), $item['_fit'],
$item['_number_parts'], $item['tab_parent'], $item['tab_root'],
$item['title'], $item['title callback'], $title_arguments,
$item['type'], $item['block callback'], $item['description'], $item['position'], $item['weight'], $item['include file']);
}
so i deleted the view, even though the error messages were showing up when i go to edit my Content Types...
Anyway, this is why i originally uninstalled Admin Menu and tried upgrading. Don't know how relevant any of this is to anybody.
Comment #7
henrijs.seso commentedsame here - updated from latest stable to alpha 4 and all menus except first one with favico are gone. Here is whats left...
Comment #8
klonosI am getting only the menu bar with the favicon and no menu items whatsoever. I started having this just today after the menu has been working fine for months. No recent updates that I can think of except perhaps latest 6.x dev of jquery_update(?)
In the rendered page source I see:
admin menu css stylesheets loading...
related js files too...
jQuery with
admin_menuentries in a 'blacklist' (?)...,but no
admin-menu-wrapperdivI will try a few things and report back if I have any luck with it...
Comment #9
klonosIn my case, I tried clearing the caches from another system that displayed the menu fine (faulty one was Win7 x64 with firefox 3.7a5pre nightly build - working one was WinXP with firefox 3.7a3pre). Then just to make sure I've emptied firefox's browsing history and I was back in business!
Hope this helps other people too, but I might simply have been lucky or something.
Comment #10
ignedraconis commentedHad the same issue -- only Plugin Manager installed into the upgraded menu. I haven't popped into the code yet to write a solution, but I did find that when I navigated to admin/build/menu-customize/admin_menu, it only listed the plugin manager in the menu.
I added a custom menu item to this menu and refreshed the cache: the custom menu item showed up on the menu.
Looks like the module is just not migrating the menu items to the new menu properly.
Hope this helps whoever is working on this.
Comment #11
bwoods commentedSubscribing.
I'm not using this module on one of my Drupal installs, but I'm experiencing the same issues with the disappearing admin menu. I can sometimes clear the cache to make the menu appear. But the display never seems to remain. I'm curious to hear how this is ultimately solved, as it may relate to the issue I'm having.
Comment #12
bakr commentedHello Folks,
In case you guys are using "panels" module and have the visibility issue; check this solution:
#995984: CSS Conflict with "Admin Menu" + Fix Advice
With Best Regards
Comment #13
sun