Difference between revisions of "AJAX and Content History menu items are displaying in the components menu"
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Create a backup, then delete the "com_ajax" entry in the _menu table (you can search for it in the title column). Afterward, delete the "com_contenthistory" entry in the same table. | Create a backup, then delete the "com_ajax" entry in the _menu table (you can search for it in the title column). Afterward, delete the "com_contenthistory" entry in the same table. | ||
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| + | You can remove that using phpMyAdmin dropping the row in #__menu that refers to com_ajax. | ||
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| + | SQL: DELETE FROM `#__menu` WHERE component_id = (SELECT extension_id FROM `#__extensions` WHERE `name` = 'com_ajax') | ||
| + | Replace #_ with your prefix | ||
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[[Category:Version 3.2.0 FAQ]] | [[Category:Version 3.2.0 FAQ]] | ||
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Revision as of 07:01, 15 November 2013
What is the cause[edit]
When a site is upgraded from Joomla 3.1 to 3.2 using FTP or another manual upgrade, a number of extensions show up through the discover install method. When Discovery Install is used for those extensions, AJAX and Content History show up in Components sub-menu.
How to fix[edit]
Create a backup, then delete the "com_ajax" entry in the _menu table (you can search for it in the title column). Afterward, delete the "com_contenthistory" entry in the same table.
You can remove that using phpMyAdmin dropping the row in #__menu that refers to com_ajax.
SQL: DELETE FROM `#__menu` WHERE component_id = (SELECT extension_id FROM `#__extensions` WHERE `name` = 'com_ajax') Replace #_ with your prefix