Sep 17, 2017
Ajit
wrote
I had completed a mega menu in a theme and then used store manager (as I did before installing the theme) to add some more categories.
There were some extra attributes in the categories related to the mega menu.
Somehow the new categories I added killed the mega menu.
I suspect that store manager did its job, but when categories are added through magento admin, some other routine must be running to put values for menus, levels etc.
The question is - has anyone experienced such an issue?
If so - how can I be more careful?
Thanks
Sam
There were some extra attributes in the categories related to the mega menu.
Somehow the new categories I added killed the mega menu.
I suspect that store manager did its job, but when categories are added through magento admin, some other routine must be running to put values for menus, levels etc.
The question is - has anyone experienced such an issue?
If so - how can I be more careful?
Thanks
Sam
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1 Answer
Sep 19, 2017
Yura Senkiv
agent
wrote
Thanks for your question, Sam
As Store Manager works with the base structure we need to check your specific case with techs.So please submit a ticket with details here https://support.emagicone.com/submit_ticket
As a general solution we recommend you try to run following command in provided order ( you may contact your Store Developer with this if you are not tech enough):
1) php bin/magento setup:di:compile
2) php bin/magento setup:upgrade
3) php bin/magento indexer:reindex
4) php bin/magento cache:clean
As Store Manager works with the base structure we need to check your specific case with techs.So please submit a ticket with details here https://support.emagicone.com/submit_ticket
As a general solution we recommend you try to run following command in provided order ( you may contact your Store Developer with this if you are not tech enough):
1) php bin/magento setup:di:compile
2) php bin/magento setup:upgrade
3) php bin/magento indexer:reindex
4) php bin/magento cache:clean