I am in need of this capabiltiy. Currently I am unable to add nodes to the menu in the desired location since it is not showing me all of the children. The options change from node to node depending upon the depth of the children for that node.
For ex. one page node I try to add to the menu and I can see the full menu:
Then I will access another node and try to add it to the menu and it only shows one level:
We have a large site with lots of Academic content that is past the max depth of 9. Any recommendations on how to change the max depth would be much appreciated.
- 🇺🇸United States jnicola
@jbaum_13 --> Not sure what combination of modules you are using, but we've got a lot of experience with crazy menus here at OHSU if you ever want to talk architecture that helps handle all of that!
We've had plenty of mistakes to learn from and a decent amount of success that might work for you as well :) Feel free to reach out if you want.
For a patch that someone asked for a while ago and I missed, here's what we wrote and are utilizing at OHSU as part of what we're up to. It's definitely not ready to be utilized into care as is and hasn't been tested beyond our very specific monolithic menu approach (which we're moving away from) so no guarantees this has any value at all, infact it may make things worse so implement at your own risk, haha.
@jnicola thank you so much for your quick response! I tried the patch as is and got the following error:
SQLSTATE[42S22]: Column not found: 1054 Unknown column 'p10' in 'order clau
se': SELECT "menu_tree".*
FROM
"menu_tree" "menu_tree"
WHERE ("menu_name" = :db_condition_placeholder_0) AND ("depth" <= :db_condi
tion_placeholder_1) AND ("enabled" = :db_condition_placeholder_2)
ORDER BY "p1" ASC, "p2" ASC, "p3" ASC, "p4" ASC, "p5" ASC, "p6" ASC, "p7" A
SC, "p8" ASC, "p9" ASC, "p10" ASC, "p11" ASC, "p12" ASC, "p13" ASC, "p14" A
SC, "p15" ASC, "p16" ASC, "p17" ASC, "p18" ASC, "p19" ASC, "p20" ASC; Array
(
[:db_condition_placeholder_0] => main-menu
[:db_condition_placeholder_1] => 1
[:db_condition_placeholder_2] => 1
)Thank you so much for your help! I greatly appreciate it!
