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Cannot update Hub Site Navigation
You can edit the hub site navigation by browsing to either the Site Contents page or a document library. Apparently a fix for the issue will be rolling out soon. A week or two ago there was an issue with the inability to change the hub site theme and the above was the suggested workaround.
I am still experiencing this issue - I do not believe it has been fixed Daniel Schmidt. I have a hub site with navigation defined and am trying to edit the URLs within each menu item - some update, others do not. Daniel Schmidt re: work-around, I cannot edit the URLs from the Site Contents or a document library - I can add links, but not modify them. From the home page, sometimes the 'Save' button works, other times it appears to work but then does not close the menu - leaving only the option to 'Cancel'. I do not receive an error in either case. When the 'Save' button appears to work (saves and then closes navigation editing), not all updated links are actually saved.
Laurie Petrick - Mine was fixed a couple weeks ago, the workaround (Go Site Contents and then edit) also worked for me. If you are still having problems then try a different browser, and if that does not work I would open a ticket with MS to see if your tenant got missed with the patch.
Thank you, will do.
Laurie Petrick it looks as though I am also in the same boat and the previous workaround no longer works so I have resorted to using PowerShell to manage the navigation so if you can't wait for MS to fix the problem look at using the following PnP PowerShell cmdlets.
Get-PnPNavigationNodeAdd-PnPNavigationNode
Remove-PnPNavigationNode
You will need to install the SharePoint Online PowerShell module in order to do this, there is the link https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP-PowerShell.Du Le- thank you!! I've also reached out to Microsoft to see if the afore-mentioned fix had been pushed out to early release customers only and if they can check our tenant to see if we'd received it. I really appreciate the PS script below - it's not my forte, so this is helpful. Thanks again, Laurie
Du Le wrote:Laurie Petrick it looks as though I am also in the same boat and the previous workaround no longer works so I have resorted to using PowerShell to manage the navigation so if you can't wait for MS to fix the problem look at using the following PnP PowerShell cmdlets.
Get-PnPNavigationNodeAdd-PnPNavigationNode
Remove-PnPNavigationNode
You will need to install the SharePoint Online PowerShell module in order to do this, there is the link https://github.com/SharePoint/PnP-PowerShell.
