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Hi guys.
Terrific module - many thanks guys. I had a query that I thought was a bug, and still might be, but thought I would post this in case anyone else has also spent several hours grappling with the same issue.
The query is: Should the Available Menus core functionality be working fine with the glorious Domain Access module/s? Or does the module deliberately purge this ability in favor of the custom override menu options setting at domain/admin/structure/domain -> domain -> settings (e.g. domain/admin/structure/domain/view/2/config)?
If it's the latter shouldn't default Available Menus be greyed out (or the admin message warn that the default menu options need to be configured elsewhere?
At present, when editing the Menu Settings on content type at domain/admin/structure/types/manage/page -> Menu Settings -> Available Menus, we can select an additional menu and hit 'Save Content Type' which generates the standard OK message "The content type Basic page has been updated" - but try and update a node or re-edit the basic page settings (in the usual way) and they always revert to the default 'Main Menu' option even if de-selected and another is chosen instead.
The site build uses core 7.36 (although 7.35 was the same), Omega, Context and all the usual Domain Access modules/submodules but whatever we do after updating the settings, in terms of clear cache, running CRON, rebuilding permissions, etc and the Available Menus always revert to the default 'Main Menu'. We have tried but can't find any issues/blogs or documentation talking about this.
Alternatively, let me know if you need some draft text/copy that could go into the documentation around 'Menus' - although I'm not sure we know enough about the whole module to write it all.
Hope that helps someone else at least.
Thanks.
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