Request to some pages like js/admin_menu/cache/ba8f96ba75331413a17a8eab7cb86be6 generates page not found
How can I remove this relation? It's normal?

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sun’s picture

Status: Active » Fixed

This means that the menu system on your site does not (yet) know of this (new) path. Just hit the "Flush all caches" button/link.

Status: Fixed » Closed (fixed)

Automatically closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.

ph0enix’s picture

Got 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

jonty57’s picture

Just 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.

maxmendez’s picture

I have same problem, I clear all cache and only get a white blank bar.

kenorb’s picture

Does the flush cache helps? Have you enabled mod_rewrite module for Apache?

alejomc’s picture

I had same issue, The problem for me was because apache has not rewrite module enabled. >)

K-4U’s picture

Issue summary: View changes

Well, i know it's late but.. #7 definately fixed it for me. I feel stupid :')

Nik3D’s picture

Same on 7.x version. After updating to OSX Sierra, had to re-enable mod_rewrite on my local environment.

zuhair_ak’s picture

#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 :)