Using Pods 2.3.6 on WP 3.5.1. We're trying to use Parent Menu ID in the Admin UI tab for a pod. When we enter another pod id number and leave Menu Position as 0, the pod disappears from the Wordpress navigation, but it doesn't show up as a submenu of the corresponding pod's navigation item. Is there a different id number for menu items than the pods id number, or is something not working?
Thanks, Mark
sundco
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Oh! I think another github post addresses this...... Yes indeed, in our case we needed to use the id:
pods-manage-(the pod's slug)
sundco
on 28 May 2013
Hang on - it's not working after all. Entering in the Parent Menu ID field...
pods-manage-products
puts it as a submenu under the Products pod alright, but clicking it tries to take me to a page on the website itself. We've tried the whole hierarchy...
/wp-admin/admin.php?page=pods-manage-products
wp-admin/admin.php?page=pods-manage-products
/admin.php?page=pods-manage-products
admin.php?page=pods-manage-products
?page=pods-manage-products
page=pods-manage-products
pods-manage-products
but none of them work. Pods 2.3.6 on Wordpress 3.5.1. Are we missing something?
sundco
on 1 Jun 2013
Oh... this is that other thing I was dealing with that I couldn't find. I guess someone else found it.
rclai
on 1 Jun 2013
Solutions above are probably valid for earlier Pods versions, but I needed to use parent REQUEST URI edit.php?post_type=product
entr
on 6 Feb 2014
We don't handle this in Pods itself, it's however WordPress menus are handled, for the 'parent' argument, like in add_submenu_page
sc0ttkclark
on 14 Feb 2014
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Solutions above are probably valid for earlier Pods versions, but I needed to use parent REQUEST URI
edit.php?post_type=product