By karengrey on

Hi, i hope i can explain what im trying to do clear enough!

I have several sites that allow users to create an account and submit articles for the site. I noticed under 'menu settings' the parent item drop down shows EVERYTHING and I dont want anybody seeing this. So i created a custom menu in Taxonomy that lists all the available categories they can list their article in which they can select.

Once the article is submitted it goes in a moderated list where the admin comes along to approve the content and publish. Because it hasnt been assigned a parent item in the menu settings the admin has to do this for every single article published - and can become quite time consuming!

What i would love to achieve, is by using Rules or something else - when content has been published, a custom piece of PHP is executed that takes the string from the taxonomy term set by the user and match it upto the same string in the primary links menu and place the content under this parent item.

Is this possible??

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osirispt commented

Disclaimer: I'm a newbie and this is a very "simplistic" answer.

I think you can use Taxonomy Menu (http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_menu) for that.
I use it to generate a menu based on taxonomy

For your taxonomy access problem i think you can use Taxonomy Access Control (http://drupal.org/project/taxonomy_access) but i'm not sure, i've never used it.

Hope it helped.