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On Drupal 7, there is a difficulty adding two or more items to a menu which are having the same URL but a different query string. For example, when I add two similar paths:
Only one of the links is randomly displayed. So frustrating... Any ideas of how to by bypass this issue? |
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What I did is add the redirect module. Then I created custom redirects for those menu items, e.g. "node/add/alert/kind/regular" goes to "node/add/alert?kind=regular". No need for custom hook_menu programming. It worked! But why doesn't drupal provide it work out of the box??? |
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Another option would have been to make a custom Block in Drupal with your 2 links as simply an HTML list. So far as I know The default Menu system in drupal doesnt allow for a single page to exist in more than 1 spot of your site (see NodeSymlink for a module that allows an alias of a page to live in different places of your site, but only 1 master location for the content). I believe what you're seeing here is an example of drupal's 1 piece of content, lives only 1 place in drupal; so disallow multiple links to the same thing for SEO purposes. |
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Not quite with Drupal, but you can add a bit of jquery to target the menu item id. In your menu item, set the path to "" as a placeholder. Then add this bit of jquery: $("a#specificLink1").attr('href','/node/add/alert?kind=regular'); $("a#specificLink2").attr('href','/node/add/alert?kind= news'); |
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