As the title says, the suckerfish menu does not display on 403 and 404 error pages. If a user is directed to a "requested page not found", the top navigation menu disappears. I would think the primary site navigation should be consistent at all times, even when an error page is presented.

This is being used in conjunction with the Drupal CustomError module. I have never had the navigation disappear with other themes when using CustomError.

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sgdev commented

I created a workaround for this issue by using the primarymenu that sits in the upper right corner of the theme.

I used CSS to style the primarymenu DIV to look just like the Suckerfish menu, and I positioned it in the same location on the page as the Suckerfish menu. I then edited the page.tpl.php file by wrapping the primarymenu in conditional logic to only be displayed if the Suckerfish menu is not present: if(!$suckerfish) { ...

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dugh commented

My workaround was to find the ID of the menu I display in the suckerfish area:
http://www.nicklewis.org/a-practical-tutorial-on-drupals-menu-system

Then add code to display that menu if the $suckerfish_menu variable isn't set (wrapping it with the same suckerfish css stuff):
$menuhtml = theme_menu_tree(167);print $menuhtml;

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kisugiai commented
Status: Active » Closed (fixed)

closed -- issue fixed for 2 weeks with no activity.