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cpSuperMenu v1.2.1
Note: This product is now being supported at www.catnine.net Keywords: admincp, menu, order, displayorder, submenu, supermenu Description: Completely customize the grouping and order of display for admincp menu items - including creating your own 'Super Menus'. See the attached screen shots and it will all be clear. :) Features:
1.2.1
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Right Behind Yah!!
Love it!! Is there anyway to keep the default menu open when I refresh or login? |
this should be standard from VB...awesome job
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Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /admincp/cpsupermenu.php on line 459
I get this when opening "Manage Super Menus". It shows up at the top of the page. |
459: foreach($group_keys AS $group_key)
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Hmmm. Can you give me a screen shot of your admincp menu?
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I do have quite a few plugins installed but none of the ones ThePimp does. None of my installed plugins effect the admin_index_navigation hook location but I have a few that have their own XML's for added ACP nav function as well as a couple custom ones. EDIT: Also, if I add a custom SuperMenu, the error is displayed twice. |
I have that same error.
Does it affect the way supermenu works anwyays? |
I can only use 1 custom menu...
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My guess is it had something to do with different php versions. |
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I am running PHP v4.4.1 |
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Wahooo...this is what ive been after...will try it when i get home...cheers :)
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Maybe not :( I have had a wee play but had to take it out again :(
I do have a lot of hacks installed and this just makes a compete mess of things with regards to the menus, I created a menu added the GARS and it took a load of others with it, This dont even show half the stuff that i do have in the menus.... Tis a shame mind as i need sommat like this so i can sort it all :( Thanks anyway |
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Ok m8 cheers, will do....
Clicking install and waiting, thanks :) |
That was fixed, but there are still a lot of bugs...
When you create a new menu without changing the order, it wont appear if there was a menu with that same order number before it. For example, if I create a new menu with display order 10, and the "Default" menu was already on 10, it wont appear, but it still exists. There are also many other database errors, etc.... Ill just disable the plugin for now, I hope these problems are fixed. |
Truly a nice hack!
Thanks! :) |
sorting the options is sketchy... some of them won't move into categories
vBulletin Options is in 'custom plugins' but i didn't put it there, and i can't move it cause it's not being displayed. see attachment, vbulletin options is on the left, but not in your hack |
Works for me fine!
Thanks "click install, and give a good rating" |
vBulletin cp menus are a mess to deal with - real byzantine. I've been slaving at it all day, and making some very good progress. I will have all the grungy details of menus with the same display order worked out soon enough. Stay tuned.
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this is a very handy hack! ^_^ i would like it though if the menus (like the default menu) would be auto open and not have to click that arrow to drop it down. but very good. (2 thumbs up)
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I had one or two hacks that didn't wanna move in the new menu, what I did I opened the hack and removed the displayorder="*" in them.
I really love this hack, it should be part of vb next version, maybe with alittle more control for display order. 3 stars |
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Much better thanks alot m8 :)
A deafault open sections would be a bonus if at all possible? |
Hey the new upgrade isn't working now,
Uninstall old and install new. Add new menu and nothing changes. Any Ideas!? |
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I just installed on 3.5.2 and it works without issue. Outstanding hack. I agree this should be built into VB. It really goes a long way towards organizing the admincp.
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I like it.
Installed :) Heres a tip : Add 4 links at the bottom. Expand All | Collapse All Save Prefs | Revert Prefs for the super menus :) It requires adding cookie commands, I believe. |
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