By wrwipeout on

Hello all. I know there is a module called AutoMenu for drupal 5 but does anyone one know of a similar solution for drupal 6? I just want my clients to be able to login, add content and their nodes automatically be assigned to a menu type I specify for that particular content type. Please advise.

WR

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Poieo commented

I'm not sure how to do it with actual menus, but you can use a view to display the node titles as a list. Filter the view on your content type, and add a 'block' view. Then, place the block where you want your menu.

Obviously won't work if you want the links in primary/secondary links. But could work depending on your situation.

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game commented

I too am after this feature and am debating using the auto menu dev module (obviously with testing). I like the idea of using views though also but not quite as clean as an actual auto menu module which you could specify the parent automatically. If anyone hears of anything I would really appreciate an update on this :-)

Thanks all!

GAMe

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mcfilms commented

Have you investigated Taxonomy Menu? http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_menu

You might be able to make a view of your content. As it gets created, output the title (or other field) to a taxonomy. Maybe?

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