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- `'s are empty. One should either standardize the Walker system, or implement checks in the default Walker_Nav_Menu to provide a solid starting point for other developers." geardev Future Releases 21470 Wrong menu when no menu is set Menus 3.4.1 normal normal Awaiting Review defect (bug) new 2012-08-05T13:27:13Z 2012-08-05T13:59:30Z In the case if the admin hasn't created any menu in the dashboard (and so the default menu is shown), some parameters of wp_nav_menu() don't work. I verified that 'container'=>false does not work. Other parameters may no work as well. porton Future Releases 18327 remove_menu_page('index.php'); causes Notices - risk of unexpected results? Menus 3.2.1 normal trivial Awaiting Review defect (bug) new 2011-08-04T12:36:26Z 2011-08-04T13:01:03Z "Thanks for the new remove_menu functions! However if one adds action on admin menu and does remove_menu_page('index.php'); This causes a lot of notices Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\includes\menu.php on line 161 Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 51 Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 56 Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 61 Notice: Undefined offset: 0 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 81 Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 87 Notice: Undefined offset: 2 in C:\web\wpbeta\wp\wp-admin\menu-header.php on line 112 " anmari Future Releases 15533 wp_get_nav_menu_items order doesn't work Menus 3.0 normal minor Awaiting Review defect (bug) new 2010-11-21T22:18:01Z 2011-02-02T13:27:25Z "Argument order doesn't work when output is ARRAY_A since on the end of function wp_get_nav_menu_items there is a usort on the $items array what will be returned. Since out ARRAY_A is the default output this can give strange behaviour. The code that gives the problem: {{{ if ( ARRAY_A == $args['output'] ) { $GLOBALS['_menu_item_sort_prop'] = $args['output_key']; usort($items, '_sort_nav_menu_items'); $i = 1; foreach( $items as $k => $item ) { $items[$k]->$args['output_key'] = $i++; } } }}}" markoheijnen Future Releases 18842 wp_nav_menu confuses new developers when it falls through to page listing Menus 3.2.1 normal normal Awaiting Review defect (bug) new 2011-10-02T10:54:12Z 2013-05-18T20:15:19Z "It appears that when wp_nav_menu() falls through to a page listing, many menu-specific args are not passed to the page listing, which ultimately confuses new developers. I seem to answer this at least weekly in #wordpress One example is the 'container_class' arg, if it falls through to the fallback_cb, the container_class is not applied. Ideally, template-related arguements should be passed to the fallback (And with pages as the default callback, it should handle these) or wp_nav_menu() should output any extra wrapping divs if appropriate." dd32 Future Releases 21603 Add a delete button to individual menu items Menus 3.4.1 normal normal Awaiting Review enhancement new 2012-08-15T21:45:29Z 2012-08-15T21:45:29Z "When working with a menu in the Admin, if you need to delete a lot of entries it's really slow because you have to expand each entry, then click delete, then wait for the refresh to do it all over again. If we had an X next to the down arrow for each menu item, it would be much faster/easier to delete them. Thanks!" wphound Future Releases 14884 Add a filter inside admin-ajax.php for walker Menus 3.0.1 normal normal Future Release enhancement new 2010-09-16T14:01:31Z 2010-11-18T09:19:16Z "I'm trying to extend the Wordpress menu system and i can't get the things working from start because inside admin-ajax.php on line 841, there is no filter. I'm talking about this piece of code {{{ if ( ! empty( $menu_items ) ) { $args = array( 'after' => '', 'before' => '', 'link_after' => '', 'link_before' => '', 'walker' => new Walker_Nav_Menu_Edit, ); echo walk_nav_menu_tree( $menu_items, 0, (object) $args ); } }}} The Walker_Nav_Menu_Edit class is applied by default. If someone can add a filter, it would be great for all developers." dmad Future Releases 15633 Add class to custom menu item when menu url is found in current page filosofo Menus 3.0.2 normal normal Future Release enhancement reviewing 2010-12-01T21:06:41Z 2011-01-15T04:42:44Z "I found the need to identify custom nav menu items when the page is at a certain URL. For example, Menu URL: http://mysite.com/wiki/ Page URL: http://mysite.com/wiki/Moose_Attacks Anything below http://mysite.com/wiki/ is considered to be ""within"" http://mysite.com/wiki/ so I want to add a class to the menu item whenever that happens. I made a rough patch with the following code, added just below line 381 of wp-includes/nav-menu-template.php in wordpress 3.0.2: {{{ if ( strpos($current_url, untrailingslashit($item_url)) == 0 ) $classes[] = 'current_url_parent'; }}} This probably brings up other problems, such as other custom menu items having that class, but I hope this can be considered. Thanks Bradford" elBradford Future Releases 16828 Add filter on initial_meta_boxes for nav menu Menus normal normal Awaiting Review enhancement new 2011-03-10T21:08:40Z 2013-05-08T09:19:56Z "When you create a custom post type with `show_in_nav_menus = true` the metabox in Appearance->Menus is hidden to all new users. This is especially annoying for multi-site setups. The issue is in `wp_initial_nav_menu_meta_boxes()` where it sets the initial meta boxes: {{{ $initial_meta_boxes = array( 'nav-menu-theme-locations', 'add-custom-links', 'add-page', 'add-category' ); }}} I'd settle for a filter on that, but it seems like a more complete fix would be to add the filter with a default function hooked into it which would add post types with `show_in_nav_menus = true` to the list." aaroncampbell Future Releases 13147 Add-menu-item boxes should slide on expand/collapse Menus 3.0 lowest minor Future Release enhancement assigned 2010-04-27T15:54:23Z 2012-05-01T14:05:29Z Self-descriptive. This part of a #13134 patch wasn't being cooperative, so I moved it here. koopersmith Future Releases 14698 Adding custom menu items in a WP managed menu Menus 3.0.1 normal minor Awaiting Review enhancement reopened 2010-08-25T21:22:12Z 2011-01-29T17:52:21Z "In Walker:walk() line 932 of classes.php (WP version 3.0.1), the comparison of the parent ID to 0 is done so using ==. This is an issue if you're trying to manually insert a menu item for a term within a menu consisting of posts. I would like to be able to set the parent_id to something like 'term:4' (with 4 being the ID of the term). But because it is a string and comparing a string to zero with == will always equate to false. I suggest that line 932 is changed from: {{{ if ( 0 == $e->$parent_field ) }}} to: {{{ if ( empty( $e->$parent_field ) ) }}} The end result I'm looking for is a way to take an existing menu and add in sub-items for a particular item that contains all the terms from a given taxonomy. Then for each of the term items, add child items for all of the custom posts associated to the term. For the time being, I'm using a negative db_id to bypass the comparison issue. Here's a sample of my code: {{{ function my_get_nav_menu_items($items, $menu, $args) { if ($menu->slug != 'primary') { return $items; } $findAProgram = null; foreach ($items as $item) { if ($item->post_name = 'find-a-program') { $findAProgram = $item; break; } } if ($findAProgram) { $order = count($items); foreach (get_terms('program-focus') as $term) { $posts = get_posts(""taxonomy=program-focus&term={$term->term_slug}&post_type=programs""); if (!empty($posts)) { $term = wp_setup_nav_menu_item($term); $term->menu_item_parent = $findAProgram->db_id; // set db_id to negitive value to avoid collisions with posts with the same ID // This is needed due to the non-strict equality check in classes.php // line 932 in Walker::walk(). I would love to use a string for the // term ID's (something like 'term:4'), but ""any string"" == 0 will // always return false. $term->db_id = -1*$term->ID; $term->menu_order = $order++; $items[] = $term; foreach ($posts as $post) { $post = wp_setup_nav_menu_item($post); $post->menu_item_parent = $term->db_id; $post->menu_order = $order++; $items[] = $post; } } } } return $items; } add_filter('wp_get_nav_menu_items', 'my_get_nav_menu_items', 10, 3); }}} " mackeyn@… Future Releases 13273 "Allow ""'non-clickable"" menu items" Menus normal minor Future Release enhancement new 2010-05-06T10:58:50Z 2010-10-28T09:26:20Z "In the new menu generator I'm missing the option to create ""non-clickable"" menu items. What I'm after is that I want to create for example a main menu item with the title ""Links"" which is non-clickable (no url attached to it) and basically only acts as an umbrella item for the actual links I want to locate as subitems of the item ""Links"". - Home - Something else - Links (this one should be non-clickable) - external link 1 - external link 2 - etc I think that an optional tickbox in the add link section will do the trick. Basically, all it has to do is to ""disable"" the check whether or not a valid URL format has been submitted and, of course, it has to trigger some modified html output. Hope you guys can add this in the 3.0 release because this would basically complete the menu generator :) Keep up the good work and I'm really looking forward to the 3.0 release!" stgoos Future Releases 12934 Allow a menu to be added as a menuitem to be a submenu. ryan Menus 3.0 normal normal Future Release enhancement new 2010-04-08T21:55:32Z 2010-10-28T09:12:09Z "Add capability to add a menu as a menuitem to be a submenu thus allowing multiple menu items to share the same submenus. See reference in April 8 devchat: https://irclogs.wordpress.org/chanlog.php?channel=wordpress-dev&day=2010-04-08&sort=asc#m106225" mikeschinkel Future Releases 19464 Auto add do_action for menu in admin Menus normal normal Awaiting Review enhancement new 2011-12-07T12:29:46Z 2011-12-07T12:30:39Z "In menu's there is this feature: ""Automatically add new top-level pages"" I'm in a process to implement ""Automatically add categories"" and ""Automatically add new subpages of page:"", but unfortunately there is no action which to hook so I could insert HTML right after or before the ""auto-add-pages"" in my plugin. So I suggest to add a new action or filter like ""menu_auto_add"" so it would be simple to insert the HTML after the auto-add-pages." ciantic Future Releases 18588 "Auto-select ""Primary Menu "" when switching themes" Menus normal normal Future Release enhancement new 2011-09-04T18:08:03Z 2013-03-12T09:40:48Z "Now that we have auto-matching of sidebars when switching themes, it's time to do the same for at least the Primary Menu. This would improve the UX quite a bit. While testing the widgets/sidebars had to switch themes many times and since my test install has few hundred pages, each time I've ended up with a huge menu on the front end. That of course looks completely broken. Further to keeping the setting for Primary Menu on theme switching IMHO we should auto-set it as soon as a menu is created. This would fix the most unfriendly experience with the menus screen." azaozz Future Releases 13247 Drag/drop for add menu item boxes koopersmith Menus 3.0 normal normal Future Release enhancement new 2010-05-04T07:12:03Z 2010-10-28T09:25:22Z Because checkboxes are no fun. This first patch covers dragging from view all and most used. Search still has bugs. koopersmith Future Releases 12900 Enhance Nav_Menu to use the older menu functions Menus normal normal Future Release enhancement reopened 2010-04-07T16:42:23Z 2011-09-12T20:14:27Z "Concerning wp_list_pages, wp_page_menu, and/or wp_list_categories functions: Since these functions exists and developers are comfortable with them, and they'd add much functionality if they were included in the new wp_nav_menu function. Could the wp_nav_menu utilize these established functions in itself to allow ""dynamic"" listing of pages with the useful options available in those functions? New ""widgets"" on the left among the ""Add Existing Page"" and ""Add an Existing Category"" (perhaps ""Add Dynamic Page List"" or the like) that would essentially be a UI interface for the args that the wp_list_pages, wp_page_menu, or wp_list_categories functions already accept. The wp_nav_menu would then pass those args to the appropriate function and create items in the appropriate place in the nav menu. (I have no idea how easy/hard that'd be.) This wouldn't replace the ""Add Existing Page"" or ""Add an Existing Category"" as starting at zero and adding individual items is different and also very useful. This treatment might be appropriate for any function listed in ""Related"" http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/wp_list_pages#Related or maybe only wp_page_menu or wp_list_pages. I think it warrants discussion. P.S. This is well above my ability in PHP. I don't think I can't do a working patch on this :-(" WraithKenny Future Releases 13998 Inconsistency in arguments when wp_nav_menu falls back to wp_page_menu Menus 3.0 normal normal Future Release enhancement new 2010-06-19T15:22:58Z 2010-12-09T14:02:29Z "[http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_nav_menu wp_nav_menu]'s 'menu_class' parameter applies the class to the

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