How can you add a new page (menu item) but have that menu option just forward you to another existing page on the site?

Thanks in advance.

Derek

I found a problem with this.  I'm using a Superfish menu with 3 levels.  All of my top level pages pretty much serve as categories and I'd like them to redirect to the first 2nd level page as its landing page.

Using a fully qualified domain name to redirect from a 2nd level page to a 3rd level pages works fine.  Doing the same to redirect from 1st level page to one of the second level pages doesn't work.  What happens is when the use gets redirected to the 2nd level page, the rest of the second level links do not show up anymore because it's as if their parent no longer exists when in reality the parent page is still there - its  URL is just set to a fully qualified domain instead of a relative link.

What could be going on here?

Unclickable menus is not really an option for me.

This mechanism works for 2nd -> 3rd pages, why wouldn't it work for 1st -> 2nd?  Also, I haven't looked at the code, but wouldn't it make more sense to base the references on page IDs as supposed their URLs?  This way, you could change the URL of a parent page and its children would still "recognize its father" :P?

I guess I'll just have to set up 301s on those top level pages if nothing else works.

I guess I strayed away from 301s b/c I'm not technically permanently moving these pages - I'm juts keeping them as placeholders.  I always assumed that's why you advised people to use FQDNs.  However, I'm still a bit perplexed by the fact that redirects work from 2nd > 3rd, but break parent-child relationship when the same is done for 1st >  2nd.  Why is that?

I'll make sure to mess around with the code once sometime frees up.