It's not really upside-down for my exact use case, which is actual a financial application -- people actually would want to see their accounts at the top level, and everyone of course has different accounts. Rob On 03/21/2011 08:14 PM, nan wich wrote:
Are you dead set on doing this upside down? It might be easier to turn your second level menu into the first level and the rooms into the second level. It might make more sense to the users too. Then rooms can just be permissioned and the menu will work very easily with no mucking around.
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I'm looking into a two tiered menu in a D7 application where the second level of the menu is standard, but the top level is different for every user.
To make this concrete, suppose the user is a teacher at a school where the teacher uses multiple rooms, and needs to order materials for each room separately. Each teacher has a separate list of rooms, but the the pages we track -- class lists, crafts inventory, furniture... are the same for each room.