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(2014-02-10, 22:57:08)mvlcek Wrote:(2014-02-10, 20:47:37)Draxeiro Wrote:(2014-02-10, 20:04:05)TeeJay Wrote: Draxeiro,
that is strange. I have updated to 3.3.0 the day it was released (28th January I guess) and everything still works fine.
I have "only" 28 pages (not all of them in menu) and about 20 posts of News Manager. I have tried changing order of the menu items and I didn't notice any troubles. Maybe it comes with the high number of pages, I don't really know, just saying that it's not a bug that shows to everyone in general.
It was the exact same for me. On a smaller site there was not a problem and even on our rather big site, there wasn't a problem either. That is, until I added a good number of extra project pages bringing the total to 228.
So I am guessing too that it might be related to that.
As there is no hard limit in the I18N plugin, this might be caused by one of the following:Please turn on debugging and also look at the (PHP) log files.
- not enough memory for PHP
- saving exceeds maximum time allowed for a request
- too many open files
@mvlcek:
I've done some extensive testing since:
- If the site is filled with a limited amount of pages (around 30) it works fine
- If the site is filled with a large amount of pages (like 228 in our site) it doesn't work any more
- If I delete a fair number of pages save functionality of the Edit Navigation Structure page is restored again (between 149 and 171 depending on page size)
I guess one of the possible causes you mentioned could be in play. Which other log files should I check for this?
Can this be host related then? As Shawn has checked it without a problem with several hundreds of pages...
Or could there be some compatibility issues with GS 3.3.1 (and 3.3.0 before it) after all?
It would be great if this can be fixed in any way. Being able to change the navigation structure does come in handy on a regular basis.
By the way, next to this Rene found a problem with url changes that reared its head since GS 3.3.0, see here. For that problem Shawn came up with a patch. I guess you probably are aware of this already but I thought I'd mention it just in case.
