Closed (fixed)
Project:
Administration menu
Version:
6.x-3.x-dev
Component:
Code
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Support request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
8 May 2009 at 13:36 UTC
Updated:
21 Sep 2016 at 18:56 UTC
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Comment #1
sunThis means that the menu system on your site does not (yet) know of this (new) path. Just hit the "Flush all caches" button/link.
Comment #3
ph0enix commentedGot same issue on my system. The problem was that my caching server is automatically passing /js/ path to another location and this request is not handled by Drupal. After creating ignore rule for /js/admin_menu no more errors. But I think /js/ path is not a good for module urls. Better to use <module name> prefix for module paths to avoid conflicts
Comment #4
jonty57 commentedJust started using Drupal and experiencing the same problem. Trying to edit nodes etc takes me to blank pages. In log report js/admin_menu/cache/51359c9bb999d1d5d0ec58a781cce244 page not found. Emptying cache did not solve the problem. How do I create ignore rule for /js/admin_menu? I'm very much on the lower slopes of the learning curve and this hurdle is not helping as the admin menu is practically unusable at present.
Comment #5
maxmendez commentedI have same problem, I clear all cache and only get a white blank bar.
Comment #6
kenorb commentedDoes the flush cache helps? Have you enabled mod_rewrite module for Apache?
Comment #7
alejomc commentedI had same issue, The problem for me was because apache has not rewrite module enabled. >)
Comment #8
K-4U commentedWell, i know it's late but.. #7 definately fixed it for me. I feel stupid :')
Comment #9
Nik3D commentedSame on 7.x version. After updating to OSX Sierra, had to re-enable mod_rewrite on my local environment.
Comment #10
zuhair_ak#7 fixed for me the error - I had to enable apache rewrite module after reinstall of Ubuntu 16.04 due to a harddisk crash. Thanks :)