If the site doesn't have a search function, try navigating to the page you want using category links to dig deeper into the site. Select the checkbox next to the Site Page created in step 2, then click Show Related Resources. If you have moved up to the website's home page, try to run a search for the information you're looking for. Navigate to Site Settings > Content and structure, then select Site Pages in the left panel. Insert the Pages library web part on the page. The steps to reproduce the error are as follows: Turn off Require content approval for submitted items on the pages library.įor more information about the deprecation of Site Content and Structure, see the Office support article Features enabled in a SharePoint Online publishing site. The UI entry point to SiteManager.aspx was removed from SharePoint Online and direct access is restricted to Site Collection Admins until March 2019.īecause Site Manager has been deprecated, it will no longer receive investment beyond security fixes in SharePoint Online or On Premise.Ĭreate a page in the pages library and add the web part there, instead of creating the page in the site pages library. Resolutionīeginning in October 2018, the Site Content and Structure options were deprecated in SharePoint Online. To get the actual error, we need to look at the the following two options in Setup > General Settings > Other. WHMCS by default doesn't display details about errors. This might happen if a list view web part that is consuming a publishing or pages library has the option 'Require Content Approval' checked. Submitting a ticket to report that you see the following message gives no useful information to assist you. The SharePoint Universal Logging System ( ULS) reports: w3wp.exe (0x192C) 0x14AC SharePoint Foundation General 8nca Medium Application error when access /_layouts/15/sitemanager.aspx, Error=Object reference not set to an instance of an object…(truncated)… You see the following error when selecting Show Related Resources within the Site Content and Structure page (sitemanager.aspx): Sorry, something went wrong

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