Primary and secondary menus (domain_menu)

Why don't you clean it up and post it here. There may be some call for a Domain Menu module, as I suspect that Domain Prefix is a bit scary to some people.

I think that our team wrote something similar for Skirt, but I haven't looked at that code, since Skirt's navigation is Flash based.

I like it. It is quick and simple. Needs a little bit of documentation.

I'd be very happy for you to clean this up and release it separately. I have plenty of code to maintain already.

And one style note: no ending ?> wanted on your files. See the coding standards page for explanation.

Well if you really don't want to maintain it, write up some good documentation and I can add it to the main tarball.

Let me be sure I understand correctly.

-- Under admin/build/menu you create separate menus for each site.
-- This form lets you assign those menus as the primary and secondary links for each subdomain.

The only issue I see is that some users would prefer a more robust menu solution -- but I think Domain Prefix covers that case.

The basic work flow is as follows:

1) Create separate menus for each site under admin/build/menu. (if you prefer, you can use the prefix module and separate them, but I find that less manageable) e.g.

Mercedes Navigation
- Primary Navigation
- Home
- About
- Secondary Navigation
- Service & Repairs
- Parts

Audi Navigation
- Primary Navigation
- Home
- About
- Secondary Navigation
- Service & Repairs
- Parts

VW Navigation
- Primary Navigation
- Home
- About
- Secondary Navigation
- Service & Repairs
- Parts

2) Assign the relevant menus on a per domain basis. e.g Set the Primary Navigation sub-menu that is within the VW Navigation root menu to be the "Menu containing primary links".

3) Restrict parent items to a specific menu on a per domain basis. This means that when you are adding/editing a page on the VW site you only see the following menu:

VW Navigation
- Primary Navigation
- Home
- About
- Secondary Navigation
- Service & Repairs
- Parts

The config page differs from the corresponding page in the main drupal system in one important way; the list of menu options available shows every available menu item, not just the root menus. This provides greater flexibility by allowing you to assign the primary and secondary links designations to menus that are not "root menus". Not only does this prevent you from having to create separate root menus, but it is also a convenient work around for this bug

Adding a link to the project page. Very exciting. Thanks.