By hzakaryan on

Hi All,

After Drupal 7 core and Views Module upgrades Main Menu on my front page is not showing up.
Please see upgrade details below:
Drupal Core: 7.4 - 7.31
Views 7.x-3.0-rcl - 7.x - 3.8

Any suggested steps for finding the issue?

Thanks in advance!

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Jaypan’s picture

Jaypan commented

Did you make the upgrade in one single jump? Usually its better to go in small steps - every second or third update.

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hzakaryan commented

No Jaypan,
It was several steps for upgrading the Core.

Thanks!

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nevets commented

Did you run update.php?

Have you tried clearing cache?

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hzakaryan commented

Hi Nevets,

I did not do the upgrade myself, i am looking into fixing the issues, but most likely update.php was run.
Clearing cache did not change anything.

Thanks!

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John_B commented

A disappearing main menu can indicate a change in the theme. Check you have not updated any theme. (If you are using a Drupal core theme then of course that theme has been updated unless the person performing the updates took steps to avoid updating the core themes folder.)

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hzakaryan commented

Hi John_B,

I am using a custom theme.
The theme is not updated by the upgrade, i compared the files with the version before the upgrade and they are the same.

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kruser commented

If your main menu is a block, then double check the block page to make sure it's still assigned to the right region. Sometimes blocks can mysteriously un-assign themselves from a region.

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hzakaryan commented

Hi cruser,

I double checked, it is assigned correctly.

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John_B commented

So the menu is in a block. Why not (1) resave it (sometimes this is needed - not sure why); (2) check whether it works in a different region of the theme, or temporarily enable another theme and assign to a region there and check whether it works; (3) double check that the menu items are still listed & set as 'enabled' under Structure > Menus > Main Menu.

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hzakaryan commented

I found out that the menu name was changed from upgrade, it was "Primary Links" and changed to "Main Menu".
The menu was setup as a Nice Menu, i just changed the name to point to "Main Menu" from within Nice Menu settings.

Thanks everyone for your advises!