jrfrausto

Found the issue. NAVT eats up RAM resources. If your hosting service limits your RAM usage then NAVT will cause issues with the admin area like not being able to view your PAGES list.

Need more RAM. Once we upgraded to a server with more RAM everything worked fine.

Bump. Please help.

Bump. Need help please.

I had the same problem listed and this is what I came up with to fix my problem.

I was moving my WordPress site from one server to another. It turns out that when I was exporting my XML wordpress files wordpress was not closing the generated XML files properly. XML files should end with </RSS> to be imported into WordPress. WordPress did not generate a complete or properly closed XML file if it is over 2MB for me. I would verify each file is closed properly even if it is less than 2MB.

I then exported my files into seperate user XML files(I only have three users). As I imported each XML file I checked the Manage Pages to verify it worked before I imported another file. If you have the same problem after you import a file you can go into you mysql panel and delete the files from that user and re-import the files once the XML is properly generated.

I hope this helps.

Please post your results. WordPress not properly generating a XML file if it is over 2Mb may be a glitch that needs to be reported.

Thanks.

Deactivated the “WordPress Navigation List Plugin NAVT” plugin and everything worked fine. Activated the Flexipages plugin and it worked.

Is anyone else having the sampe problem?

My permalinks does not work either in 2.6. Changed from default to /%postname% and the permalinks page won’t even show up in my Admin section.

What do I need to do to reset the permalinks to the default if I can’t get to it through the Admin section?