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In my template I'm using calls like this to output some custom menus: 

<?php wp_nav_menu(array('container_class' => 'secondary-navigation', 'theme_location' => 'secondary')); ?>

Ever since upgrading to WordPress 3.1.4 I get the full list of pages output on instead of the custom menu

I've seen fixes (via google) saying I should add the following to fix this: 

'fallback_cb' => false,

While I understand why this might fix things for some people, when I do the menu doesn't output at all (not just unstyled content, no html is echoed).

My theme is heavily based on the twentyten default theme (from a code point of view), so I guess my question is does anyone have a fix which doesn't involve setting the fallback callback to false...

And/or does anyone know if this issue also exists in the latest RC for the new version?

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Are you sure you have created that menu and associated it with with "secondary" menu location? Just asking...

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Yes I have, as far as I can tell I've done everything by the book – coderchris Jul 10 '11 at 10:41
If you get no output when adding 'fallback_cb' => false, that means that there is no menu applied to the specified Theme Location. I think @Daniel Sachs is correct here. Go to Dashboard -> Appearance -> Menus and verify that a menu is applied to the secondary Theme Location. (Also: what does your register_nav_menus() call in functions.php look like for this Theme Location?) – Chip Bennett Sep 3 '11 at 14:29

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