Come together with the global Drupal community in Rotterdam, 28 Sept – 1 Oct 2026. Sessions, contribution, connection, and Early Bird savings until 8 June.This module completely saved me as I needed a way to link to one node from multiple menu locations without having the whole navigation and bread crumb change. It's perfect. One small thing (if it is small) is that it would be nice to be able to add an anchor tag to the end of the link to go to a point on the page.
In other words, we have a common forms page for all our departments. The page itself has different, anchored, sections with the links at the top. We've put a link to this page on each of our departmental menus. It would be nice if I could anchor it so the link takes you to that department's section of the link page.
Not required, but it would be helpful. Maybe if you could just add a place in the UI where we could edit the path of the link once the module creates it?
Thanks again for a great module and if there's no plans to add this functionality to the Drupal core for 7.x please do continue to support this module.
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Comment #1
wojtha commentedI will see what I can do, but at first sight it seems that this feature is out of the concept.
I will continue to support D7 version for sure :-)
Thanks for sharing your ideas. Postponed but not forgotten.
Comment #2
wojtha commentedMade some research about this... there are some issues around there. But it seems, that saving with #fragment is possible in Drupal 6 under certain conditions.
#759808: Disallow # character in path aliases
#325533: Allow <current>#fragment as a menu path
#123103: Retain #anchors during path alias -> normal path saving
Documentation: Using named anchors with menus
Comment #3
wojtha commentedI make it working... it wasn't hard only little bit tricky. Commited to dev version. It will be included in the next beta4 release.
Comment #4
wojtha commented