When I try to access https://discourse.threejs.org/tags I get an error:
However, tags are enabled and working, and I can access individual tags like https://discourse.threejs.org/tag/geometry without problems.
Does anyone know what’s going on here? Have I disabled the tags page by mistake somehow?
Are there any addons or plugins worth you?
On the tags page (in the browser) you have a lot of errors.
TypeError: o.setProperties is not a function...
Error while processing route: tags.index o.setProperties is not a function TypeError: o.setProperties is not a function
The situation persists with safe-mode.
I updated my instance a minute ago and there are no errors. Perhaps some extensions (plugins) are interfering?
We’re using the open source community version, so we’re pretty limited in terms of plugins.
Here’s what the plugins page looks like:
I’ve installed some themes and a couple of components too:
However, I tried disabling the components and updating the themes but it doesn’t change anything.
Hey @looeee
Sorry to read you are having this issue.
I visited your site and took a quick look for you and found a lot of javascript errors in the console; but I could not trace the console error to a specific main line in the Ember / JS code.
To confirm it was related to javascript, which is easy enough to do, I looked at your site (the tags page) with the user agent set to GoogleBot, and could access the page:
Here is a “long shot”, “just to see” kinda thing, but it might lead you to some clues.
Consider temporarily “disabling tags” in your admin panel settings:
Then navigate to your tags page like before and refresh. You should get the standard Discourse 404 error:
If you do not see the ’ Oops! That page doesn’t exist or is private’ message after you disable thread tags, that will be an interesting surprise; but I guess you will.
Then, go back into your admin settings and re-enable your thread tags, and refresh the tags page again.
I am guessing you will still see the “Something went wrong” message, but it is easy enough to disable and re-enable, and see if anything new or interesting appears which might be a clue.
HTH.
Hello @looeee,
You are running into a rare issue due to one of your tags constructor and some JS code.
I will get a fix Monday, in the mean time if it’s urgent to you, you can rename the constructor tag to something else, or delete it. /tags/constructor should be accessible.
For a longer and more nerdy story, at some place in code we do something like:
const obj = {};
obj['constructor']
And instead of returning undefined, it actually returns the constructor method of the object Object.prototype.constructor - JavaScript | MDN which is obviously something our code wasn’t expecting 
Doh! Haha, can’t say I haven’t done similar things before. Thanks for digging into this for me.
It looks like “constructor” was a mispelling in any case - it was supposed to be “construction”. It was only on one post so I have removed it and sure enough the /tags page is working again.
Thanks for the speedy help, much appreciated 
EDIT: now that I can access the tags again, I want to tidy them up and consolidate them. However, I’m reminded why I never do this. As soon as I edit the tags on a post, even one that’s several years old, it gets bumped back to the top of the list. If I batch edit lots of tags at once, which I want to do every few months, this completely disrupts all active discussions as they get buried under the re-tagged posts.
Is there any way that I, as site admin, can edit tags or otherwise edit a post affecting it’s place in the list?