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How do I hide the tab menu link when a view is empty?

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I have a view with a menu tab link and an attachment, which displays rows of other nodes, depending on the contextual filter.

This view has a custom path(/node/%node/view-custom-path).

How do I show the menu link only when the following conditions are met?

  • The node has some taxonomy terms
  • The view attachment is empty

I have already set the needed term as filter criteria, but the link ignores it and it's shown everywhere. I can display an empty message and send 404 headers when the view is empty, but how can I hide the link as well?

I tried using basic validation in contextual filters and setting Hide view or Show page not found, but that didn't help.

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Alfred Armstrong
Have you tried implementing a custom access callback for the route? That's where I'd usually attempt to solve this type of problem.
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Jaypan

First, get the route name of the view. Then, alter that route, giving it a custom access callback that checks required conditions. Deny access if they are not met. Tabs are only shown if/when the user has access to the route.

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