By kakor on

I'm having trouble making my navigation work. If I make a link to the forum, from the primary links or another menu, the forum stops working. I just get an empty page with the title "Forum". The same goes for almost all views and all "taxonomy/term" urls. What could possibly be wrong? This is driving me nuts!

TIA!

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zeta ζ commented

All content you create already has a menu item. Rather than creating a new link that points to where you want it to go; You should go to the page that you want to go to, and set it to have a menu item. You can choose where this item will appear.

As for Views and Taxonomy; they have their own menus. But again, go to the destination and tell it you want it on a menu.

It is possible to make completely new, independent menu items, that point to existing content, so I’m not sure what you are doing wrong.
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kakor commented

Thanks for your reply. I've tried to activate the existing links as well with the same result. The forum dosn't have a edit tab for the listing, I guess it's some kind of preset view.

I have a lot of modules installed, I guess my next step will be to uninstall them one by one to see if one of the modules is responsible. I'll get back on that.

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kakor commented

I've solved it. The problem disappeared when I uninstalled the Menu page module (http://drupal.org/project/menupage).

I've posted a bug report on it, but no one has been working on it for a while, so I doubt anyone will fix it.

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zeta ζ commented

Hmmm… described as initial release 43 weeks ago – doesn’t bode well.

Frankly, I don’t know why anyone would want to display a menu as a page … Now, a site map; that’s a whole different story! I think you can get site maps based on taxonomy or your menu structure: Is that the purpose of this page?
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No, the reason for the use of menu page was that my client wanted a way to display sub items for a menu item if the menu item itself had no link. Like this:

- Menu A
- - Menu A1
- - Menu A2
- - Menu A3

Now, if Menu A doesn't lead anywhere but is only a "container" for Menu A1 etc, my client wanted to show a page that listed Menu A1 etc if you clicked Menu A. Menu page did just that, but I'll have to solve that problem some other way.