When multiple menu items point to the same page, the active trail is selected from the higher-preference menu, even if the item in that menu is disabled.
Consider two menus:
Navigation
- Nav Page One (node/1)
-- Nav Page Two (node/2) [disabled]
MyMenu
- My Page One (node/1)
-- My Page Two (node/2)
The active trail will show the Navigation menu item (Nav Page One) even though the menu item for node/2 is disabled.
See also:
#1808280: Many menu items for one node results in incorrect menu trail
#1875824: Active trail should favor "non-customized" menu items
#1627276: Active trail system does not respect whether a menu is set as inactive or preferred using menu_set_active_menu_names()
| Comment | File | Size | Author |
|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | menu-active-trail-disabled-item-1979240-1.patch | 754 bytes | jromine |
Comments
Comment #1
jromine commentedPatch attached.
Comment #2
joelpittet@jromine Wondering if this should do what #1875824: Active trail should favor "non-customized" menu items is doing? Where it just sorts the disabled down below?
Also curious if the patch in #1 would disable the feature where disabled item will still allow for it's parent to be triggered active. I think I'd prefer a preferential treatment over exclusion if possible.