Hello
I was trying to install the Administration menu under
https://www.drupal.org/project/admin_menu and I succeeded with
the installation then according to the video I right clicked on the
download files and copied and installed them on my Modules.
Afterwards I went to the Core and disabled the Overlay, and toolbar
And enabled the Administration menu, then saved the configuration.
Alas afterwards I cannot see my Dashboard, Modules and Configuration.
What do I do now. Im lost.
Please help.
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
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| #9 | AccessDenied.jpg | 62.04 KB | Webgirl |
| #8 | TScreenshot.png | 57.6 KB | Webgirl |
| #8 | TScreenshot2.png | 59.15 KB | Webgirl |
| #8 | TScreenshot1.png | 67.83 KB | Webgirl |
Comments
Comment #1
pixelsweatshop commentedSupport requests are never critical and please do not assign issues to yourself. By doing so, you are telling others that you are working on it.
Have you uninstalled, not just disabled the overlay and toolbar modules? Have you flushed Drupal's cache after uninstalling?
Comment #2
Webgirl commentedThank you for tip, I was not aware that I assigned it to myself.
No I didnt flush the cache afterwards, its possible I disabled it, but I was not aware. My problem is not solved yet. How do I flush Drupal's cache? Thank you.
Comment #3
pixelsweatshop commentedhttp://bit.ly/1D6u3tJ
Comment #4
Webgirl commentedThank you Im gonna check it right now.
Comment #5
Webgirl commentedHi nicoz
I had this problem on the 30th of January, since then I have made a lot of changes which more or less fucked up my page, and now I cleared the cache, still the dashboard is not showing.
Thanks for caring.
Comment #6
dcam commentedHave you tried disabling and re-enabling Dashboard?
What exactly happens when you try to access the dashboard, modules, and configuration pages? Are they completely blank? Is there something you can take a screenshot of that might give us a clue as to what's happening?
Comment #7
Webgirl commentedOk I will give you a screen shot tomorrow thank you. As already mentioned now everything is totally fucked up.
Comment #8
Webgirl commentedAs already mentioned that I fucked up everything I also have links like
"what links here"
I hope you can help me.
Comment #9
Webgirl commentedComment #10
pixelsweatshop commentedSo you had a broken site and you continued to develop on it further in other areas?
Imho, save early and save often. If something breaks, try to fix ot before doing anything else. If you can't fix it, then restore back to a previously known time the site worked and continue to build in other areas. Then come back to your issue.
At this point i recommend completly uninstalling the module and reinstalling. Other than that i am out of ideas.
Comment #11
Webgirl commentedThank you nicoz, there are also more areas which are not visible e.g. Navigation, Forum.
I can see them but somewhere I bummed it up.
Comment #12
pixelsweatshop commentedBased on what ive seen in your report and screenshots you have completely buggered your installation. You are going to have to restore to a point that you know it worked or start again and learn your lesson the hard way. There is not much more i can help you with now. Good luck on your project.
Comment #13
Webgirl commentedSolved anyway, am glad I found the solution.
Comment #14
pixelsweatshop commentedIt is good habit and courtesy to post what solved your issue so that if some poor sap runs into the same problem in the future, he can learn from your experience.
Comment #15
Webgirl commentedok thank you
This solved my issue
http://www.example.com/admin/modules
and from there I either installed or uninstalled what bothered me.
Am glad you were interested.
Comment #16
quietone commentedUpdating tags per Issue tags field and Issue tags -- special tags and for issue #3565085: Drupal core issue tag cleanup.