Hi Actus,

Good questions. I'm sure that something like this can be done - but the bad news is that MTP can't remove entire menus, at least not directly.

When you say you are "removing a menu" do you mean that you are using MTP to remove all the individual menu items? If so that's not quite the same as removing a menu... it would be better to find a way to just not display the menu module (which is a job for MetaMod, since it controls modules).

Second question: when you say "go to site X", what does that mean exactly? Is that something like going to a particular article or menu item?

You're talking about some kind of multi-site setup I think, where you have a main menu with links to "sub-sites". Each of those subsites might be based on a menu of its own.

So I'd suggest that you set up each different template for each different "site". In some templates you directly set the name of the menu that will be displayed (in the template manager). In other templates, you have to assign a menu module into a certain module position. In the latter case, you could do a minor edit on each of those templates, and change the name of the module position that is going to hold the main menu. So instead of a module position called "top" in each one of them, 1 could be called "top-site1", the next "top-site2" etc. In that way, you can assign a menu module into each of the different module positions, and each one will only appear in the template / site where it would be appropriate.

That solves the general problem of having the right module show up on the right page, and you don't have to go about disabling large numbers of menu items.

Do you think that could help?

Cheers,
Stephen

metamodguy wrote:

Do you think that could help?

For my specific requirement it would get me a good portion of the way to where I need to be. However as I stated we are going to hard code menu references and call it a day. If I do not do it that way I have to rewrite part of the template.

With that said thanks for the feed back and I will most likely be back once I get into some more advanced policies.

Thanks