Record of publications in the menu [Message "Whoops…" "]
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Good evening.
Since a few days my publications register not for the first time in the menu. I have this error message that appearsWhoops !!
Something has gone wrong with our servers, and we’ve just been notified of the problem.
This will be fixed as soon as possible, so kindly reload in a minute and things should be back to normal.
← Go Back Support Status TwitterI click “Go Back” to revalidate. ” Most of the time it works the second time. But tonight, it took me there resume to three times. Is it a server problem? Nice day.
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Good evening.
It’s the blog according to https://spotjardin.wordpress.com/
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Liz, lapinbleu2 says that sometimes, when they try to save a post, the “Whoops” message appears. When they click on the “Back” button and try again, it works. I already told them that I have no knowledge of any server problems at the moment.
Original French forums thread: https://fr.forums.wordpress.com/topic/enregistrement-des-publications-dans-le-menu?replies=8
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There are no other reports of server errors.
I recommend clearing your browser cache and cookies to try and resolve the “whoops!” message.
Let me know if you need additional help.
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Good evening. When you say “Vider the cache”, delete the browsing history? Isn’t it?
If Yes, I did. I wrote a new publication. Then I selected this publication to put it in the menu. When I placed it in the right place (in skiing) I clicked the menu “Enregistrer”. ” After a while, I had this error message again. So I clicked on “Go Back” and again the error message appeared. ” I checked all the same if my publication has been validated. It has been validated. Normally I should have the message “Menu to jour”. ” Get that message. It’s weird isn’t it? Before, it worked perfectly. What t he? -
There, it’s done. I come to you to tell you if now it works normally. Good close of day!
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Well this time I emptied the cache of my local disk (C)… There’s nothing changed. Must I validate twice that the menu be changed much because I always get this error message. Good evening!
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Hello Lyze. Here is the link to the error page. I think that that is what you are asking.
https://spotjardin.WordPress.com/WP-admin/NAV-menus.php good evening! -
I do not understand, this link directs to my blog. And yet it is the link I had to my error message.
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Hi there –
I see that there are quite a few menu items there. I’d recommend limiting the menu size so that it is able to function normally.
Instead of linking directly to the post, you could link to a category that contains them all. This way, your visitor would only see 1 menu category, but when they click on it, they’d see all of your posts.
Let me know if you have any other questions!
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Instead of linking directly to the post, you can link to a category,
IE? What do mean you?
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First, I would take a look at all of your posts and their assigned categories and make sure they are setup the way you want.
Once you have all of your categories sorted and organized you can proceed with adding them to your menu 1 (primary menu).
From your dashboard on the left, find Themes, and then click on the little button next to it labeled ‘Customize‘.
Once the Customizer opens up, you will see the menu on the left again. Find Menus and click on it. You should wind up here.
The last menu listed is Menu 1. This is the one that we are looking at. Click on Menu 1. You will see the long long long list of items connected to that menu. Most of them are single posts.
If you click on each individual item, a box will open, and you will see a red ‘remove’ tag at the bottom. That is how you can remove the individual posts from the menu. This will not delete your posts entirely from the site, but just remove them from the menu.
Once you finish with removing the posts you can add the categories to the menu. To do this scroll to the bottom of the menu. Click on the ‘+ Add Item’ box, then click on Categories, and add each of those categories.
Now, each post will show up under its associated category when a visitor clicks on those category links in the menu.
The second option is to create a new menu from scratch. You will do this from Customizer > Menu > and instead of picking Menu 1 click on +add new menu. Give the menu a name and once you add the desired items to the menu you can then set this new menu to be your primary menu.
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Thanks for the reply. ES what a francophone employee could
help me because I do not really understand the conduct of operations. Good evening. -
I’ve added the “New Menu” as your primary menu. All of your categories are linked in your menu on the site. Each post will fall under it’s assigned category. It is still a lot of menu items, that you can organize further to condense. Since I do not speak this language I’m not really able to do that for you. I no longer get the “whoops” message. Please let me know if you see that again.
Alternatively, you could add something like the Category
Cloud Widget into your sidebar and display all of your categories that way. Then, in your menu you could simplify to a Home, Blog, and Contact pages for example.Please reply with any questions :)
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