Great , some one put a few wonderful php code the other bring it back with more nice ideas and the 3rd from some place on this planet collect and correct it to be a wonder full hack .
Thanks a lot guys ¤¥installed¥¤

very good addon thanks for posting, trying out right now :)

he, you can look in the admincp/forum.php in the line 359, where the "if ($_REQUEST['do'] == 'modify')" stuff is. with this you can see how the vb do the ordering. (sorry my english ...)

That's what I was planning to do ;) I'm not willing to re-invent the wheel each time...

hehe :)
but nice method for the menu
that i don't know until i see it here

But. Can you place the code into one xml product? I dont know how to modified PHP.

I dont know how to install it?

where to place this code?

Module to create using "mod_index_navigation" hook (choose a name you like for this module) :

PHP Code:
construct_nav_spacer();
construct_nav_option('Number of messages', 'usermess.php?');
construct_nav_group('Menu title');

I hope you will enjoy this. It's not a great mod, but I think it can be useful or at least handy, though.

In the admin cp, plugin system, add new plugin. You then choose a title for this plugin (the name that you like, it's on your own) and choose mod_index_navigation as hook. Then you place the code in the "Plugin PHP Code" section.
Do not forget to activate the plugin by checking the radio button under this text area ;)

Really, it's simple to do. Easier than .xml file, at least for such a small add-on. XML files are good for bigger projects or admin-only tools, I think.

I'm still currently working on the two last points, but the end of the year is hard for me and my work :( I do not have much time for this.

one question

why the menucode is:
construct_nav_spacer();
construct_nav_option('Number of messages', 'usermess.php?');
construct_nav_group('Menu title');

1. the links
2. the "menu"
or doesnt it matter?

I like it! :D Sound very interest. Will wait to try your mod. :D Thank becafuel, I did it. But can I place the menu into ACP? No need to show it in the ModCP.