How Do I remove the Default Administration Menu

I aslo have the save problem. When logged in as administrator I have two administration menu's at the top of the page- one default and the one which appeared after installing Administration menu 7.x-3.x. I have attached a screenshot. How to get rid of the default admin menu. It disappeared for a while but appeared again after installing Ctools and panels. In fact it was randomly appearing and disappearing before.

Go to admin/modules and disable the 'Toolbar' module under the 'Drupal core' fieldset.

Thank you very much Dave. Oh! I cannot believe I was missing such a simple thing.

Can this go in the Readme.txt and on the module home page at drupal.org? If you don't know how to do this, it's hard to fine the solution. With the Toolbar enabled by default, the Admin Menu isn't showing anything except a grey bar.

Adding documentation tag.

Thanks for reporting, reviewing, and testing! Committed fix for this to README.txt.

A new development snapshot will be available within the next 12 hours. This improvement will be available in the next official release.

From usability perspective:
Can't there be a feature that is disabling the toolbar module when installing the administration menu?

that would life make 1 step easier ;)

I completely understand that wish, but it may not be what everyone wants. Developers may want to use admin_menu only for themselves, while exposing the core Toolbar for regular users, and similar advanced configurations.

Is there a way of using both?

At the moment the default appears on top of the new one and the drop downs are hidden...

Never mind. I had "Administration menu Toolbar style" turned on.

If you just use "Administration menu" and the default toolbar, they both play nicely together.

I've read the README, I've spent an hour doing drupal searches based on text in the README, I've read all the posts here. I've played with it for another hour. I'm new to Drupal and apparently both blind and totally stupid ;-)

I love your module but I STILL cannot get rid of the second version of the admin menu. Attached is an image of my drupal core modules, none of which I seem to be able to change, and my drupal core optional modules. Neither of which seem to have the > 'Toolbar' module under the 'Drupal core' fieldset < What am I missing?

I am running the latest version of drupal 6.

Please please please...Free my mind!

thanks
alexander

@expertalmost: Toolbar is not a D6 core module, only for D7. You'll have to look in the non-core sections of the module pages.

I needed some time to find this option, too. How about adding a message after enabling the module? It would make life easier a lot..

I guess that would be the feature request, wouldn't it?

Not everyone wants to disable the core Toolbar.

Well, of course not. But I suppose many do and obviously it is a setting that many people didn't find easily. Is there any argument against facilitating it?

Hi guys! I had the same need, and I found a workaround:
I put in module/admin_menu/admin_menu.css

/**
 * Tweaks  for Toolbar module
 */
#toolbar {display:none;}
body.toolbar {padding-top: 0em !important;}
body.toolbar-drawer {padding-top: 0em  !important;}

In this way admin_menu, when loaded, hide "Toolbar" menu (needed for other users, which they have not admin_menu permission) through css. This is helpful overall for user/1, who can't disable toolbar through permissions.
I know there are better ways to do that (with Drupal API, so toolbar module is not loaded) but I'm not able to do that. I will learn further, but now this is easy and it just works.
Ciaooo!

PS: Perhaps something like

<?php
function hide(&$element) {
  $element['#toolbar'] = TRUE;
  return $element;
}
?>

in admin_menu.module?

This shouldn't be set to fixed until a maintainer commits a patch.

You could use "Reviewed and Tested by the Community", but there is no patch to test and no tests have been done by anyone else yet.

@bendiy: Sun is the maintainer. See #19
But yeah, having admin menu for user 1 and toolbar for normal users would be nice.

Anyhow I would have appreciated a notice after the admin menu installation as well.
@sun: Please consider that most people insalling the admin menu module do not know where that toolbar ontop comes from and why they don't see the module just installed. Displaying a message would really save a lot of people time. Something like this:

To see the administration menu you have to remove permission of the toolbar module, and enable permission for the administration menu for the roles you want. Alternatively you can disable the toolbar module alltogehter.

Some native speaker should probably fix this up.

I am beginners in drupal. I want to ask advise how can i install new module ?

THis is the problem that i recieved

Unable to create directory 'temporary://update-extraction/ecommerce/' ?

@ jazclick You cannot just change the title, purpose and meaning of an issue. You should open a new issue for each of your request. The must also be in the relevant module. You should not open a general Drupal support question in an issue queue for admin_menu module. I would advice you to first search drupal website for your answer. The starting for for your research can be http://drupal.org/support.

Is there a way to remove admin toolbar per page or per content type?

thanxxxxxx

A simple way to hide the toolbar for user 1 is to just override the access check:

/**
 * Implements hook_page_build().
 *
 * Hide the toolbar for user 1 because he uses the admin menu instead
 */
function template_settings_page_build(&$page) {
  $page['page_top']['toolbar']['#access'] = template_settings_toolbar_access();
}

function template_settings_toolbar_access() {
  global $user;
  if ($user->uid == 1) {
    return FALSE;
  }
  else {
    return user_access('access toolbar');
  }
}

I feel the admin menu is a bit to advanced for my end users, but the toolbar is to simplistic for myself, thus this was the best solution.

Edit: This is done in a custom module of course, mine being named "template_settings" as you can see above. Can probably be done in a theme in template.php as well.

ThaNKS!

README.txt was enhanced in #8 already.

All later follow-ups were actually about #1440040: Admin_Menu and Toolbar coexistence without an additional module

Reverting status.

I lost access to my Admin-n Menu/panel/bar and the editing mode after installation of some themes and modules (on my local server). Even after my superAdmin login I don't see the Admin-n menu and all attempts to edit a block are ended with a blank screen. Does it mean I have to recreate my website from scratch? Thank you!

please don't open old closed issues and support requests aren't critical.

#30 hook implementation helped

For people who are still looking for solution like me:
toolbar_admin_menu (http://drupal.org/project/toolbar_admin_menu)

Drupal 7 if you are using the Admin Menu module and getting two admin toolbars, but cannot turn off the default toolbar because of dependencies: you can uncheck Use the administration toolbar in toolbar permissions. Turning this off will hide the default admin toolbar, but still allow the Admin Menu to work.

Thanks arruk, all I needed to do was disable toolbar.

why drupal 7 is NOT providing the default toolbar as a Drop Down menu? so that we can avoid number of clicks to go to a specific page.
Then there is no need of developing Administration menu module for D7 here:https://www.drupal.org/project/admin_menu

The Drupal 8 will have all the necessary modules like admin menu, menu_target, attractive menu configuration, image uploaders, editor built-in. I hope the next version will simplify the administrators work.
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Thank you very much.

go to module and disable toolbar module

Disable the module: Navbar (navbar)

Another easier option is the Administration Menu select module at https://www.drupal.org/project/admin_select

1. Install admin_select module. Go to the user page at /admin/people Click on the edit link next to the appropriate user.
2. Under "Administration Menu select settings" select Administration menu module option
3. Click on "Save" button. Done. Enjoy.

Thank you very much Dave.

Disable 2 core drupal 7 module to remove the error showing two menu .

1. Overlay
2. Toolbar

simple go to modules>toolbar-disable

1) Install Administration menu module
2) Enable Administration Development tools, Administration menu and Administration menu Toolbar style
3) Disable Toolbar module in core list

Enjoy :)