By richardroth on

I've been search for this answer, so please forgive me if it's been posted and I haven't found it yet!

If you have a page, you can set what menu it goes with under the 'edit' tab. I was just wondering, is there a way to have a page show up on multiple menus without putting it in by hand under admin->menus?

i.e. I have a top navigation menu, and a department menu. The page I just built shows up under both. Is there a way I can have it appear on both without doing one under the 'edit' tab, and the other on the 'menus' page.

Thanks.

⋅ Categories: Drupal 5.x

Comments

michaelfavia’s picture

michaelfavia commented

I normally refrain for answering questions with "not that i know of" but i really dont know of any modules that extend node form with menu assignment functionality for multiple menu items. Though this would probably be a welcome addition/patch if you could accomplish it with a little jquery for adding fields thereby keeping the UI simple and only complicating tit wehen the extra field sare necessary.

nevets’s picture

nevets commented

While you can place the same page/node under multiple menus you will find the Drupal selects the "first" parent when visiting the content in multiple menus.

Mac Clemmens’s picture

Mac Clemmens commented

#236053: Ability to add multiple menu parents per node in node edit Menu Settings

lejjffiffujf’s picture

lejjffiffujf commented

Hi,

I have a page that I want to assign to two menu items in the main menu. My main menu has 6 menu items and then undr each of these there are sub menus. I cannot figure out how to add a page to two diferent sub menu items.

Is it even possible?

Many thanks in advance.

TravisJohnston’s picture

TravisJohnston commented

This is a fairly old post but just in case you or other still need help with this. I had this issue because we had a node that can be accessed from more than 1 menu. Problem was that if you wanted a 2nd level menu on the page as well, you would end up with 2 menus because the page was associated with 2 menus...

So anyways, check out http://drupal.org/project/nodesymlinks

It adds an additional window to Menu Settings inside the node for you to add the node to more than one menu location. It also modifies the breadcrumb trail so you can keep the user where you want them.

Hope this helps someone!

Thank you kindly,

Travis Johnston

Creo Coding - Let's Start Our Journey!
Owner and Web Developer
http://www.creocoding.com

Facebook - Facebook.com/CreoCoding
LinkedIn - http://lnkd.in/rQrdS7

duncan.moo’s picture

duncan.moo commented

Old post but solution for Drupal 6 and 7 with the module multiple_node_menu