[support] menu item issues

[Bob Morse]

I'm not sure I understand your question. But I think what you are saying 
is you want specific submenus to appear in certain sections of your 
site. Is that correct?

One simple way is to create a path structure such that each section of 
your site is defined and then each page under that is has a path that 
follows. For example, if you have a section of your site that is 
academics. The top page in that section has the path: academics. Then 
each sub-page has the path academics/subpage. Now you have a sort of 
psuedo directory structure.

So in your block for a menu that is to appear on every page in that 
section you go to "Show block on specific pages" and  check "Show on 
only the listed pages." Then in the field you put:

academics
academics/*

Then that menu block will appear on every page that has the path 
academics/whatever. I hope that's the solution you are looking for.

Mohammad Towfiqul Islam wrote:
> Thanks for your reply.
>  
> What I want is like this:
>  
> http://www.hbs.edu/mba/academics/
>  
> Here primary links are top and subitems of primary links are side of 
> the page. Please see.
> When you click the link the sub items of that primary links are shown 
> in the side of web page. Not all the time all sub items of primary 
> links are not showing.
>  
> I want like this.
>  
> But i can develop this menu items in Drupal too but problem is i need 
> to assign page in the block "Show block on specific pages: " then this 
> primary link item show in sepcfic page and other primary link item 
> wont show. The problem is i need to assign the page every time "Show 
> block on specific pages: " which is irritable when you create link 
> inside the page at that time when you click link the sub item disapper 
> or showing all sub items.
>  
> Thanks again and waiting for reply.
>
> --- On *Sat, 2/21/09, KOBA | Hans Rossel /<hans.rossel at koba.be>/* wrote:
>
>     From: KOBA | Hans Rossel <hans.rossel at koba.be>
>     Subject: Re: [support] menu item issues
>     To: support at drupal.org, towfiq.islam at yahoo.com
>     Date: Saturday, February 21, 2009, 2:59 PM
>
>     In menu settings tab set secondary links as primary links. Then
>     secondary links will show the children of every primary link.
>
>     If the children have also subitems you will need an extra module or
>     code to show them. A good module for showing third, fourth and lower
>     levels of primary links is menu block.
>
>     Good luck,
>
>     Hans
>
>     2009/2/21, Mohammad Towfiqul Islam <towfiq.islam at yahoo.com>:
>     > Hi guys,
>     >     I am a newbie. Need some instruction. I have a five primary liks and
>     >     each links has several childs (say 8/9). What I want, when I will
>     click
>     >     primary links suppose "Home" it will open a specific page
>     linked to Home
>     >     with its childs. It should not show other primary links child in a
>     page
>     >     linked to "Home". Like this when I will click other primary
>     links it
>     >     will open that primary links page with childs. What I mean every
>     primary
>     >     links child should be seperated when i click links. It should not show
>     >     all.
>     >     How can I achieve this? Any help will be appreciated.
>     >     Thanks in advance.
>     >
>     >
>     >
>     >
>
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>
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