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Thank you for your review.

Nice ! If you hace time to show us your project… We love to see what people do with APM.

You don’t bother anyone ?? Happy that APM helps you in your projects.

Thank you for your review.

Thx. Going to check that.

Thx to you for reviewing and using APM.

Good to hear – we’re storing that for further testing trying to understand what causes the bug.

Hi, we probably need a bit more details :

• WordPress version
• Browser type and version
• Ideally plugins installed (with versions)

Just to be sure : Add New Buttons don’t appear at all when installing the plugin or have they disappeared after a specific manipulation ?

Hi, we got time to investigate your problem.

It appears that Exclude Pages from Navigation uses a hook on the get_pages() function to strip any result returned. We use that function to display the page tree.

We’re going to see how and when we can modify APM to avoid such problem.

In the meantime, you may include the following code in the functions.php file of your theme to resolve the problem.

if( function_exists('pause_exclude_pages') ){ //Plugin "Exclude pages" installed
	add_action('template_redirect', 'pause_exclude_page_on_apm_page',9); //9 to pass before the APM ajax redirect
	function pause_exclude_page_on_apm_page(){
		if( get_query_var('apm_sb_ajax_page') ){ //Not empty only if doing an APM ajax call.
			pause_exclude_pages();
		}
	}
}

Hi, we’re a bit off this week (lot of work and some of us are on hollidays). Also, we’ell get back to you ASAP.

Thank you for your review.

Thank you for your review. Welcome aboard the awesome WordPress boat !

Nice to hear ??

Hi, if you still have this issue, here is more information.

The error message “Couldn’t load tree: undefined” is raised when the Ajax request which aims to build the page tree fails.

Several reasons for that :

1. The Ajax request takes longer than the defined maximum execution time allowed for a PHP script. (Having 700 pages shouldn’t be a problem but the first tree building may take too much time.)
2. The Ajax request response is corrupted by something else. (We had this problem with some cache plugins inserting text into every Ajax responses. Do you have a cache enabled (event the WP_CACHE in wp-config) ?)

A good way to debug :

1. Open the browser console (eg. Ctrl+Shift+i in Chrome)
2. Open the Network Tab
3. Open the WordPress which doesn’t work
4. Search for [your site]?apm_sb_ajax_page=ajax-processor call
5. Open Response tab
6. Post here the Response tab content

Please note that if the [your site]?apm_sb_ajax_page=ajax-processor never ends, then you have the max excecution time problem.

Let us know !

Hi, could you tell us what is the version of WordPress ?