I have different page layouts based on how deep a page is in a menu trail. My primary menu is setup as such:

Primary Menu
- Item 1
- Item 2
-- Sub Item 1
-- Sub Item 2
- Item 3

I'd like to use a context for the first level of the menu, and have a different one for the second level. I'd like to do this without specifying the individual pages themselves... is this possible?

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auberdjinn commented
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I think the only way to do this is to define a new condition in a plugin. At least I hope it is because that's what I've just done. I've created a custom module to do this for the site I'm working on and have attached it. Maybe you could give it a go and if it works for you I could work it up into a proper module or a patch for Context, whichever is more appropriate.

I may well have done this horribly - have just muddled through to work out how to put a plugin together. But it's a start!

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auberdjinn commented
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Oops, sorry, named the file properly this time!

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bkosborne
Primary language English
Location New Jersey, USA
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Ahh I'll check it out this weekend. It would be great to get this integrated with the menu condition though.

If I can assign a context to a menu "level", it would be so great. Most of the sites I build out have primary, secondary, and tertiary page templates.

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jumpfightgo commented

This won't solve every use case, but another option is to use the cep_immediate_taxonomy_child module of the "Context Extras" module, which lets you select terms whose children activate the context.

http://drupal.org/project/context_extras