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Why don't menu tabs show for a view generated page? Viewing my site as an administrator I see menu tabs above content pages for view, edit, and Devel (I have the developers module turned on). When I generate a view page, the menu tabs are not displayed. I have viewed video tutorials and they are present on a view page. The view is working and generating the correct page. Is there a setting somewhere?

Added Question: OK hansag answered my initial question below, so let me rephrase the question. The problem is I have created 3 pages in the view each with menu tabs assigned. The paths for each are:

default tab page= materials/% page 2 = materials/%/general page 3 = materials/%/scope

There is a contextual filter that takes the % value and finds articles with an attached taxonomy term. The view page works since the placing a URL such as materials/termname finds the correct articles and displays them.

Why don't the menu tabs show?

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Those tabs are used for node editing. When you create a "page" from the views module it is general collecting a series of nodes on the page, so it is not displaying the single node tabs.

You might consider using this module. Block Edit

It generates view/edit tabs for blocks and views.

Hope this helps!

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  • Got it!!! But I have created several pages within the view with assigned menu tabs and they will not show either. Please see additions to my question.
    – Ashlar
    Oct 19, 2011 at 19:24
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I have found another answer as well.

In my example above, I had more than one tab defined, so even though the standard tabs such as "view" or "edit" did not show up, my additional tabs should have.

What I have found is that the menu tabs appear to only work if the path begins with 'user', 'comment, or perhaps a couple other key terms. I was using 'materials' as the path root and this excluded the display.

I have posted an issue for the views module although I am not certain this is them or core. Hopefully they can expand the functionality of the menu tabs to fit with path naming schemes of users.

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