Hi,
At First i don't know whether this is a support request or a bug.

But as Using RootCandy to create a simple interface for clients Blog post. I have created a new menu and in the root candy advanced theme configuration i assigned this menu to Role: "moderators" this role has permissions to access admin pages and edit contents. In The theme setting i make the roles as the following:
Modertors -> Menu: Moderation Menu. Order :1
authenticated user -> Menu:None. Order 2
anonymous user -> Menu:None. Order:3

My Menu Tree Looks like the one in the blog post i will attach a picture for it.

When I Logged in as a Moderator i Didn't see the left side menu tabs you can see a screen shot in the attachments.

What i have to do to make those tabs or the sub-menu items to appear properly.

Thanks & Regards

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sign’s picture

Category: support » bug
Priority: Critical » Major

Sorry for my late response.

Ok, this is a bug. It only shows when the first argument is 'admin' and the third argument is not empty...

will provide a fix soon

workaround would be to have paths like admin/item/sub-item

JonathanHindi’s picture

Thanks For Your Reply, So it work with me when making first argument is 'admin' and the third argument is not empty. Thanks
Another Point I want to ask for why also the sub menus doesn't appear when editing or adding a page ?! at the same way i created a url alias for node/add/page to be first argument is 'admin' and the third argument is not empty e.g admin/pages/add and also it doesn't appear.

Thanks For your reply.
Jonathan

websites-development.com’s picture

yeah...in template.php on line 250
if (arg(0) == 'admin' AND arg(2)) {
if you comment out the second condition the links shows up fine..

VM’s picture

Version: 6.x-1.8 » 6.x-1.x-dev

moving to -dev as that is where new code goes

sign’s picture

Category: bug » feature

I am moving this to another version as a feature request, RootCandy 1.0 was designed to keep the administration pages within the admin/* path range.