Posted by eternalistic on 

I know how to print a block in a node but how do I add a "menu block" in a node? I'm hoping this is something easy that I am just overlooking so any help is appreciated.

<?php
$block = module_invoke('block', 'block', 'view', 1);
print $block['content'];
?>

I tried modifying the code that allows you to print blocks in nodes with no luck.

Thanks!

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Buddharide commented 

Here's how to do it in Drupal 6. Simply change the "1" to the number of the block.

<?php
//下在的代码绝对有大用
$block = module_invoke('menu_block', 'block', 'view', '1');
print $block['content'];
?>

Namaste.
Adam Hegi
primalmedia.com

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ice5nake commented 

That method doesn't display the title for me.

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bstoppel commented 

Have you tried printing $block['title']?

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datawench commented 

Even more straightforward, without using a separate module:

<?php
$block = module_invoke('menu', 'block', 'view', 'menu-your-menu-name');
print $block['content'];
?>

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doublejosh commented 

http://drupal.org/node/164799

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jamesrutherford commented 

In Drupal 7 hook_block has changed to hook_block_op, so in order to make the above(comment #1 and #4) work you need to make some simple changes, namely changing ('block', 'op') to 'block_op'.

Example:

$block = module_invoke('menu', 'block_view', 'menu-my-menu-name');
print render($block['content']);

This will work similarly to what worked in Drupal 6, as demonstrated in comment #4 above.

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Lasac commented 

@james: <?php $block = module_invoke('menu', 'block_view', 'menu-main-menu'); ?>Doesnt do it for me, where do i find the menu name????? Why isnt that the block id?

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Lasac commented 

Doesn't do it either:

<?php $block = module_invoke('menu_block', 'block_view', 1); ?>

Just prints Array.

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Lasac commented 

Off course: print render($block['content']);.

For others:

<?php $block = module_invoke('menu_block', 'block_view', 1); ?>
<?php print render($block['content']); ?>

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alphex commented 

No solution to this yet?

Trying the options above give an array... or prints the wrong menu.

menu-block module doesn't provide an ID number in the block admin screen.

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Lasac commented 

it does in the url/path

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Peacog commented 

@ice5nake: You can get the title with
<?php print $block['subject']; ?>

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upunkt commented 

@lasac This does also work in Drupal 7:

<?php
block_render('menu_block', 'NUMBER_OF_MENU_BLOCK');
?>

Retrieve the number from Admin/Structure/Blocks and hovering over the "configure" link. The number is in this link after ...manage/menu_block/

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TelFiRE commented 

Why so many different answers, none of which work?! It's a simple and straightforward question yet completely undocumented.

block_render is an undefined function, no idea why that would be working for you.

Really like this module but what is the actual, official way of embedding a block in PHP? None of the solutions here work for me.

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hansrossel commented 

I can confirm that #9 works

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simone960 commented 
Issue summary:View changes

I have tested in D7, here the codes work for me :)

To embed menu block:

<?php
 $block = module_invoke('menu_block', 'block_view', 3);
 print render($block['content']);
?>

To embed original "Main menu" (NOT "menu-main-menu"):

<?php
 $block = module_invoke('menu', 'block_view', 'main-menu');
 print render($block['content']);
?>

To embed other menu beside main menu as #6 @jamesrutherford pointed out.

<?php
 $block = module_invoke('menu', 'block', 'view', 'menu-your-menu-name');
 print $block['content'];
?>

e.g, 'menu-product'

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mareks commented 

Any ideas if/or how does the module_invoke work with the i18n menu blocks?

Thanks,


来自 https://www.drupal.org/node/505712