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rovides shortcut paths to current user's pages, eg user/me, blog/me, user/me/edit, tracker/me etc.

This means logged in users no longer have to know/remember their uid, and it makes it easier to link to user-specific pages from a site help page (without resorting to using php to put $user->uid in the link).

Menu Token module provides tokens, that could be used in title or in path of menu items (links). For example, if you create a menu item with path: "user/[current-user:uid]", the url will be changed "on fly" to: "user/1" (assuming you are user 1).

Tokens are provided by Token module. Menu Token allows to use both global tokens and entity ones: node, user, term, etc. Entity tokens have several methods of substitution: from context, random and user defined.

This module integrates with the API provided by theJQuery Menu module (version 1.8 and higher) to provide click and expand book menus with the ability to customize each block individually.

Not only can you set blocks to hold particular sets of books, but you can also set each block to enable new books on a per block level based on taxonomy terms which are assigned.

In other words, you can set a block to only add books that have been tagged with "foo" or you you can do the opposite and exclude only books that have been tagged with "bar". This makes it much easier to sort your books on your site on a per block level.

Jquery menu uses simple, cross browser compatible jquery to transform your multilevel menus into click and expand menus. Yes this module is similar to dhtml menus and active menus, but it is different in a couple of key ways. ...

Activemenus makes the standard Drupal navigation menu expandable. Clickable, highlighted regions are added to the menu. When a collapsed menu item is expanded, the child menu items are loaded dynamically through AJAX.

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version 2

This version allows to choose the menus on which the AJAX behavior should be activated and supports horizontal menus.

As of 15 Mar 2014:

Maintenance status: Minimally maintained
Development status: Under active development
Reported installs: 842 sites currently report using this module.
Downloads: 12,230

DHTML Menu uses Javascript to reduce the number of page loads when using nested menus; this is particularly useful with Drupal's administration system.

Ordinarily in Drupal, in order to see the sub-items in a menu, you need to click the link of this item and wait for a full page load. After enabling DHTML Menu, clicking a menu link once will expand it to reveal its sub-items without reloading the page. A double-click on the item will load the page normally. Additionally, a cookie stores which menus are open and which are closed, so that the state of the menus remain consistent as you navigate around the site.

So… have you ever used the Main and Secondary menu links feature on your theme and wondered “how the hell do I display any menu items deeper than that?”

Well, that’s what this module does. It provides configurable blocks of menu trees starting with any level of any menu. And more!

Views is in Drupal 8 Core!