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| ctools_menu_add_tab($link = NULL) X-Ref |
| Dynamically add a tab to the current path. This function allows you to dynamically add tabs to the current path. There are several important considerations to this: - First, Drupal doesn't really allow this. CTools lets this happen by overriding the theme function that displays the tabs. That means that custom themes which do not use CTools functions will not get the new tabs. You can provide instructions to your users about how to deal with this, but you should be prepared for some users not getting the new tabs and not knowing why. - Second, if there is only 1 tab, Drupal will not show it. Therefore, if you are only adding one tab, you should find a way to make sure there is already tab, or instead add 2. - Third, the caller is responsible for providing access control to these links. param: $link |
| ctools_get_menu_trail($path = NULL) X-Ref |
| CTools replacement for menu_get_menu_trail that allows us to take apart the menu trail if necessary. |
| ctools_menu_tree_page_data($item, $menu_name = 'navigation') X-Ref |
| Get the data structure representing a named menu tree, based on the current page. The tree order is maintained by storing each parent in an individual field, see http://drupal.org/node/141866 for more. param: $menu_name return: |
| ctools_menu_set_trail_parent($path) X-Ref |
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| ctools_theme_menu_local_tasks() X-Ref |
| An alternative to theme_menu_local_tasks to add flexibility to tabs. The code in theme_menu_local_tasks has no entry points to put hooks. Therefore, what CTools does is, if that theme function is not overridden, it uses hook_theme_registry_alter() to use its own version. This version then allows modules to use ctools_menu_add_local_task() to add a dynamic local task to the list. If a theme *does* override theme_menu_local_tasks, it can still get this functionality by using ctools versions of menu_primary_local_tasks() and menu_secondary_local_tasks(). |
| ctools_menu_primary_local_tasks() X-Ref |
| CTools variant of menu_primary_local_tasks(). This can be called by themes which implement their own theme_menu_local_tasks in order to get local tasks that include CTools' additions. |
| ctools_menu_secondary_local_tasks() X-Ref |
| CTools variant of menu_secondary_local_tasks(). This can be called by themes which implement their own theme_menu_local_tasks in order to get local tasks that include CTools' additions. |
| ctools_menu_local_tasks($level = 0, $return_root = FALSE) X-Ref |
| CTools' variant of menu_local_tasks. This function is a new version of menu_local_tasks that is meant to be more flexible and allow for modules to dynamically add items to the local tasks using a simple function. One downside to using this is that the code to build the tabs could be run twice on a page if something |
| ctools_menu_sort($a, $b) X-Ref |
| Re-sort menu items after we have modified them. |
| ctools_menu_help() X-Ref |
| Theme override to use CTools to call help instead of the basic call. This is used only to try and improve performance; this calls through to the same functions that tabs do and executes a complex build. By overriding this to use the CTools version, we can prevent this query from being run twice on the same page. |
| ctools_menu_get_active_help() X-Ref |
| CTools' replacement for ctools_menu_get_active_help() |
| ctools_menu_tab_root_path() X-Ref |
| CTools' replacement for menu_tab_root_path() |
| ctools_garland_menu_local_tasks() X-Ref |
| Returns the rendered local tasks. The default implementation renders them as tabs. Overridden to split the secondary tasks. |
| _ctools_menu_add_dynamic_items(&$links) X-Ref |
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| Generated: Mon Jul 9 18:01:44 2012 | Cross-referenced by PHPXref 0.7 |