Administrative and Maintenance Tools - 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:

• Fully Phrased.
• Create, delete and edit your own 'Super Menus'.
• Uses the active admincp skin colors.
• Change the order of menu items.

Install

1. Download the cpSuperMenu_1.0.zip file.
2. Unzip and upload the files in the upload directory to your forum root.
3. Import the product file in your admincp.
4. Create and Edit Super Menus as desired.

Version Info:

1.2.1

• Added option to disable super menus
• Added option to change super menu style (remove border, etc.)

1.2

• Moved common code into a class
• Now works with Expand All | Collapse All | Save Prefs | Revert Prefs

1.1

• Fixed problems with duplicate display orders.
• Moved large plugin to external file for easier management.

1.0

• Original Release

Upgrade to 1.2:

• Download the cpSuperMenu_1.2.zip file.
• Unzip and upload ALL files in the upload directory to your forum root (note there are new files).
• Import the product file in your admincp. making sure "Allow Overwrite" is "yes".
• All previous Super Menus and settings should remain intact.

[hambil]

First post reserved

[Mastar]

Right Behind Yah!!

Love it!!

Is there anyway to keep the default menu open when I refresh or login?

[SMO]

this should be standard from VB...awesome job

[hambil]

Originally Posted by Mastar

Is there anyway to keep the default menu open when I refresh or login?

It uses the same routines as the normal cb menus. You'll notice they don't stay open on a refresh either. It's an interesting idea though. I may look into it

[ThePimp]

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.

[ThePimp]

459: foreach($group_keys AS $group_key)

[hambil]

Originally Posted by ThePimp

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.

Are you upgraded to vb 3.5.4?

[ThePimp]

Originally Posted by hambil

Are you upgraded to vb 3.5.4?

Yes, vb3.5.4

[hambil]

Hmmm. Can you give me a screen shot of your admincp menu?