menu

There is a discussion at http://groups.drupal.org/node/19171 regarding revamping the administrative menu. It seems to me that the issue of the improving the menu INTERFACE is different than the issue of STRUCTURE. Here, I'd like to see if we can gather the discussion of practical alternative menu interfaces for core. As I mentioned in the aforementioned thread, please let me know if I'm duplicating efforts here.

Hi,

The translation of content and textual strings has much improved in Drupal 6.
However one problem that keeps popping up for most of our clients, is the translation of menus.

Most of the solutions regarding translatable menus involve having multiple menus / blocks (one per language) set up, and show them conditionally based on the current language.
However for most of our clients that's not an ideal solution. For them having to add an item to the menu multiple times is counter-intuitive.

I developed a small module (Drupal 6) that allow to Set the Menu Settings with certain Menus for content editing (Node Edit Form) by Content Type (in Node Type Form).

utility
example1 : i want that the menu-settings just show up on content-type "page" and not on other content-types. so that users wont be confused to have these settings where they dont make sense.

example2 : for the "Images" content Type I want to have only "Images" Menu availbles for "images" content.

I would like to add a menu item (primary links) the same title could be translated on the menu and be bound by the translation of the page to which it points.

I have the translation turned into a clean installation of Drupal, when I create a page in English and turn a menu item to this page, for example if this node is the node 01 to translate the page he set up the node 02 and consequently the translation translated menu item should point to the node 02 translated.

Hi there! I'm trying to set up a menu that contains links to all the nodes/stories associated with a term, is there a module for doing that? I've tried looking at "taxonomy menu" and "taxonomy context" but they only seemed to create links to terms in a vocabulary, not to nodes in a term..
Basically, I have a vocabulary called "categories", with 2 terms in it "health" and "food" and I'd like to have two menus in the right column with links to all the articles in each category (and they should update whenever I add a new article)

Thanks!

Có khá nhiều module trình bày menu theo ý mình, như Simple Menu, Nice Menus, Taxonomy Menu... nhưng chúng quá cồng kềnh. Trong Drupal lại có chức năng theme rất mạnh, có thể dùng để trình bày lại menu. Nhưng mà không biết làm cách nào ?

Hi, I've written a simple module to page tabular query results but I get different results depending on login. The main callback from the menu works great but some other functions don't fire for anonymous users. Do I need to register all these in the menu? Or use a different system?

Also, can any item be added to the Drupal 5 menu with drupal_goto as a callback? We'd like to add some dynamic menu items for admins. Is there a wildcard for paths?

I recently come across the problem when I was porting one static site to drupal. Drupal will automatically provide a unique class id for every menu items. This is good but it is also very inconvenient to use css to customize the look of every menu item, especially if one wishes to use pictures instead of plain texts for menu items. I did it by add a snippet into the theme.

So I think a module that enable user to customize the menu class id DIRECTLY is useful. This module is also responsible for checking the existing class IDs of menu items to ensure that every id is unique.

I installed phpbb3 and phpbb module.

"Forum stuff" block shows 3 links: private messages, unread topics, unread posts. Links to topics and posts work, but "private messages" links to a "forum/inbox" which doesn't exist. But inbox exists, I can use it from the forum.

Why?

There is a tutorial up at alldrupalthemes explaining how to "create and awesome looking taxonomy menu, using Imagecache, Taxonomy Image, Views, and some SQL."

http://alldrupalthemes.com/blog/6-steps-fancy-custom-taxonomy-menu-term-...

This seems like a good feature to implement in a photo gallery.