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I'm trying to print the secondary links for the main menu as expanded in my template node--products.tpl.php. In my menu I have three levels.

-Products

--Product category

---Product

-Another menu link

The result should be a menu with all product categories with the child items. I don't want to print the root level in the menu; I only want the secondary level, and its children to appear.

I have tried to print the secondary menu like this, but the child items doesn't appear. Any help appreciated.

$secondary_menu = theme_get_setting('toggle_secondary_menu') ? menu_secondary_menu() : array(); print theme('links__system_main_menu', array( 'links' => $secondary_menu, 'attributes' => array( 'id' => 'main-menu-links', 'class' => array('links', 'clearfix'), ), 'heading' => array( 'text' => t('Main menu'), 'level' => 'h2', 'class' => array('element-invisible'), ), ));
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  • I have tried the function menu_tree_output() in this answer. The problem is that I don't want to print the root level in the menu. Only the secondary level and the children to the secondary menu. I can't figure it out how I can do that. Commented Oct 22, 2012 at 13:41

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In your themes template.php add the following:

function THEMENAME_preprocess_page(&$variables) { // Get the entire menu tree (you can replace this string with any menu you want) $main_menu_tree = menu_tree_all_data('main-menu'); // Generate structure for rendering the menu. $menu = menu_tree_output($tree); // Replace the $menu array with the #below array beloning to the first top // level menu item. $menu = $menu[key($menu)]['#below']; // Add $main_menu_no_top as a variable to use in our theme $variables['main_menu_no_top'] = $menu; }

Then, in page.tpl.php, you can just use:

<?php print render($main_menu_no_top); ?>
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