Output secondary links as a menu tree
Thanks for this posting goes to rapidsynergy for posting the solution in this comment on the Drupal forum.
Problem: You're using $secondary_links to display the children of the active menu item in $primary_links, but $secondary_links has children too and they aren't displaying when their parent becomes active.
Solution: Add the following snippet to your template.php file:
<?php
/**
* Output $secondary_links as a menu tree.
*/
function secondary_menu_tree() {
// get the menu items that lead to the current menu item
$active_trail =_menu_get_active_trail();
// get the menu id of the active top-level link
$mid = $active_trail[0];
// get the primary menus id
$pmid = variable_get('menu_primary_menu', 0);
//do they match?
if ($active_trail[0] == $pmid) {
return theme('menu_tree', $active_trail[1]); //create a tree starting from level 2
}
}
?>Now, add the following line to your theme wherever you want to show the secondary menu items:
<?php print secondary_menu_tree(); ?>Comments
Gregory at 19:29 on 24-Jan-2012
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Gregory
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