Hi Everyone,

I have a web site that helps members get a discount through group purchasing of Central Heating Oil - www. oilconsolidation.co.uk. 

I wrote a collection of custom modules to manage creating local groups, allocating people to groups, organising local group orders, notifying order dates, showing the savings... etc.

Currently the process of adding a new group is somewhat manual.  It involves both additions to my own database tables and creation of new pages/tabs in the site.

I would like each group to appear in the menu therefore - because I don't know any better - each group has its own tab in the site.  The arrangement of modules on each of those tabs is identical.  This will be a significant management burden if (when) I decide to change the layout of those pages.

Is it possible for a module to appear as a set of 'virtual' pages so that I can satisfy my desires to only configure the modules once, yet have them appear to be multiple pages in the site?  Is it possible for a module to inject additional entries (and URL's) into the menu provider.

If I cannot achieve that; are there any related workarounds anyone might care to suggest.

Thanks for reading so far.

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Best wishes,
- Richard
Agile Development Consultant, Practitioner, and Trainer
www.dynamisys.co.uk

If you look at the site - www.oilconsolidation.co.uk - you will see that each group has its own page. 
I like that so people can find the groups in the menu and the search engines can find them too.

What I don't like is having to create, and maintain, lots of identical pages.  The only difference between them is the page setting that determines which group to show on the page.

It's not related to Roles at all.

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Best wishes,
- Richard
Agile Development Consultant, Practitioner, and Trainer
www.dynamisys.co.uk