how to add custom menus in the top navigation bar?

Could you explain a little further please? I'm trying to do the same thing, or at least something similar. For example, I need the primary links listed along the top (such as "Home | Products | Services | About") and each with secondary link dropdowns, such as "Products > Gears | Nuts | Bolts".

Thanks

Thanks, but we worked out a new version of the Mollio menu in the CVS that will loop through and generate all of your menus for you. Check it out in the latest CVS...

Yeah the 4.7 and HEAD (CVS) versions of Mollio should use the primary links menu correctly now. And you can disable the normal primary/secondary links, and add the "primary links" menu block to the header region.

Still having issues with getting the menus to appear. Looks like template.php:mollio_menu_tree looks to see if the $pid is 2 before adding the id tag "nav". Unfortunately, that fails for me as $pid is 98. Had to change the 2 to 98 to get this to work for me. Can't use the catch-all else case cause other menus will not work.

The default "primary links" menu is has id = 2... so you're using a completely different menu as your primary links? I don't know if there's any way around that other than editing the template.php as you did..

Maybe doing a variable_get('menu_primary_menu') ... or checking the blocks configuration would make it easier for non-standard configurations. Or maybe it should just be documented in the README...

I just installed the CVS version of Mollio (and CVS files correspond to the latest version), but there's no hint of what you're talking about in this issue. Furthermore, the Horizontal menu simply doesn't display any values associated to it.

I just made a quick hack, I know it's not the right way to do it, but I needed to solve this issue fast, so i just add in template.php this code

function mollio_pm_nav( ){ # POOR MAN MOLLIO NAVIGATION MENU

        $output = "<ul id=\"nav\">\n";
        $mm = menu_get_item( 2 ); // GET THE PRIMARY LINK
        for( $i = 0; $i < sizeof( $mm["children"] ); $i++ ){
                $class = ( $i == ( sizeof( $mm["children"] ) - 1 )) ? "first" : ( ( $i == 0 )?"first":"");
                $output .= "<li" . ( $class ? ( " class=\"" . $class . "\"") : "" ). ">" . menu_item_link( $mm["children"][$i] ) . "\n";
                $cur = menu_get_item( $mm["children"][$i] );
                if( sizeof( $cur["children"] ) > 0 ){
                        $output .= "<ul>";
                        for( $j = 0; $j < sizeof( $cur["children"] ); $j++ ){
                                $class = ( $j == (sizeof( $cur["children"] ) - 1 )) ? "last" : ( ( $i == 0 )?"first":"");
                                $output .= "<li" . ( $class ? ( " class=\"" . $class . "\"") : "" ) . ">" . menu_item_link($cur["children"][$j]) . "</li>\n";
                        }
                        $output .= "</ul>\n";
                }
                $output .= "</li>\n";
        }
        $output .= "</ul>\n";

        return $output;
}

and then I add in the page.tpl.php in the "header" div, right after the

tag:

     print mollio_pm_nav( ); 

It worked for me so I decided to share it.

Why use hardcoded pids for primary/secondary menus in template.php/mollio_menu_tree()?

the variable table contains these values:

'menu_primary_menu', 's:1:"2";'
'menu_secondary_menu', 's:2:"83";'

definitely should be using variable_get() here.

Good catch. Updated 4.7 and HEAD versions in CVS to use variable_get's as suggested.
Thanks!