By gafir777 on

Hello,

I have a menu block (menu block module) in my sidebar that is showed if there are children menu links of a certain level. The menu block is not always displayed because all pages don't have menu links of that level.

I have another block that is displayed (textual), but I would only like to display it when the first block mentioned above is not displayed on the page.

I looked into the menu_link_children_relative function but wasn't able to make it work.

I'm wondering if there's a way to make a php conditional snippet to only display a block if another block is NOT being displayed on the page.

Something like:

if ($block1 != TRUE) {
print $block2;
}

If not, is there a way for me to find the depth of a page and whether or not there are menu link children for this node?

Thanks for your help,

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gafir777’s picture

gafir777 commented

Any recommendation on what function to use, module, or menu link options?

Thanks,

marty.true’s picture

marty.true commented

I am looking for the exact same thing...
I have a custom block that I made with a link to an Ubercart product. I want that block to be hidden if the Ubercart cart block is displayed. I have my Ubercart Cart block set to "show only if items in cart".

So my custom "Upgrade Membership" block should be hidden if the Ubercart Cart block is showing.