AdminCP -> Settings -> Options (Add-Ons/Sorted)
 

If you have a large number of add-ons installed on your site, then finding the settings for a particular product when making changes can be difficult if not downright aggravating, given that many authors (myself included) use a display order of 65535. This product will give you an additional option in the settings group within the AdminCP navigation sidebar whereby you can see a list of only the added product setting groups, sorted in alphabetical order.

https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/attachmen...1&d=1461826189

This product has no settings of its own...once you upload the included files to your server and import the product's .xml file, you are done.


Version 1.1:

• Replaced asort() function with natcasesort() function.

Tested and working on VB 4.2.x and may work on all 4.x versions of vBulletin.

Backup/Warning:

This product does not alter your database, however it is always good practice to make regular backups and you should make a backup before installing ANY new mod.

As always, products are USE AT YOUR OWN RISK. I will provide support and do my best to help but no absolute guarantee is offered.

To Install:

1. Download and extract the attached .zip file.
2. Upload the contents of the "upload" folder to your forum's root directory.
3. Follow AdminCP -> Plugins & Products -> Manage Products -> Add/Import Product.
4. Click on "Choose File" and browse to the product .xml file that was packaged in the .zip file.
5. Click "Import."

Support for this product can be found here:

• MHB - AdminCP -> Settings -> Options (Add-Ons/Sorted)
• TAZ - AdminCP -> Settings -> Options (Add-Ons/Sorted)

Nice this should help with my eyes... Keep it up mark!

Not really in alphabetical order but close... still makes it easier, hope you can add a shuffle...

Thank you Mark
Can you make advanced plugin Manager
Sorted plugins with ajax save reload etc

Can you give an example where it doesn't sort in alphabetical order? I am simply using PHP's asort() function, and on my sites it appears to work correctly. :)

What do you mena by making it a shuffle?

Can you elaborate on what this would do?

I don't have any plans to do something like that. :)

Thanks for this, it helps a lot.


I see some off them to. Assume issue is with capitals. :)

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Update - Version 1.1:

• Replaced asort() function with natcasesort() function.

Yes!!! That's it. All in order as supposed to be. :)

We must not forget when update xml, change and the new files in the upload folder. ;)

:up: Thanks for the update.

Thank you for providing examples of how the sort was not working as you expected. On my sites, all products begin with uppercase letters, so I didn't realize the asort() function was insufficient. Fortunately, PHP provides a sorting function that is said to sort "as a human being would sort things." :)