Drupal: Call to undefined function zen_menu_item_link()
I’ve spent the last couple of nights working through Centos rebuilds, solr installations, and hook_blocks that just weren’t working the way I wanted them too, so this morning on booting up my newly restored system on encountering “Call to undefined function zen_menu_item_link()” I was just about ready to punch something!
After ranting a bit and the only references online to Call to undefined function zen_menu_item_link() being the error itself on unmaintained sites I took deep breaths and went through my “broken drupal” checklist. Fortunately on this occasion the problem was fixed by flushing out all the cached variables. In SQL paste the following:
update system s
set s.status=0, s.throttle=0, s.bootstrap=0
where filename = ‘modules/update/update.module’;
TRUNCATE cache;
TRUNCATE cache_block;
TRUNCATE cache_content;
TRUNCATE cache_filter;
TRUNCATE cache_form;
TRUNCATE cache_menu;
TRUNCATE cache_page;
TRUNCATE cache_update;
And the drupal issue Call to undefined function zen_menu_item_link() should be no longer!
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