All,

I'm using Drupal 7 and the newest-possible version of Node Hierarchy. I have a page with a link in a menu (let's call the menu "X"). When I edit the page, the link to said page moves from menu X to the main menu. I haven't found a way to fix this, and the page doesn't even have a parent associated with it.

Help!!!

Thanks so much in advance
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geerlingguy’s picture

geerlingguy commented

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Cybnext commented

Here is a patch that I believe fixes this issue.

#1147944: "Customize menu title" and menu picking doesn't work on node edit page

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leisurman commented

I am having the same problem for a year. I thought it was fixed when I selected the Secondary nav to be the "Default parent menu" under Node Hierarchy. And in Menu/Settings I selected the Secondary to be the default nav. And for a long time when authors created new pages and did not select a parent or if the parent of a page was deleted the child would simply be placed loose in the Secondary nav. Our site uses the primary nav as the main nav and there are 4 level 1 links. The client gets upset when a fifth link gets added. There should be a way to restrict a menu to having only X number of level1 links.

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leisurman commented

It seems to happen when authors have many pages they are building and the pages are in draft mode.
I don't allow menu access only node hierarchy and create menu.

Pages start off in the correct hiearchy but then end up in the main top level nav. I turned off permissions to create menus in Node Hiearchy now. This will fix the issue. But now authors cant create new menu items. I am using menu block to display 2,3,4...level menu items. But now will find another way. I was thinking of using a view to display published child's of current node.