Implemented Populate admin index page links with the admin navigation

[Jake B.]

Since these match the default navigation links it may be useful to pull these in from the top level admin navigation links so anything that gets added here is in the same order and uses the same icon

 

[Chris D]

It already does do that, or am I missing something?

 

[DragonByte Tech]

It already does do that for me, every top-level entry has a block like that.

I have not tested top-level entries without icons, maybe that's relevant?

 

[Snog]

Yeah, I'm not sure what you're saying either. Things I've added are there..

 

[Jake B.]

Huh, indeed it is.. let me clarify what page he was referring to, or see if there is something odd going on with their install

https://github.com/Audentio/xf2addon-issues/issues/184

 

[DragonByte Tech]

Are you sure you're not programmatically adding that menu item as opposed to the normal Admin Navigation interface?


Fillip

 

[Snog]

I took a look at the Reactions menu item.

You don't have the icon on the main page because you don't have a link defined for the main Reactions selection.

You have to have a link that produces a list of links to your sub-menu items.

 

[Snog]

Here's what I use...

PHP...

public function actionMain()
{
   $this->setSectionContext('snog_paypal');
   return $this->view('Snog:PayPal', 'snog_paypal_main');
}

Template...

<xf:title>{{ phrase('admin_navigation.snog_paypal') }}</xf:title>

<xf:macro template="section_nav_macros" name="section_nav" arg-section="snog_paypal" />

 

[Jake B.]

I took a look at the Reactions menu item.

You don't have the icon on the main page because you don't have a link defined for the main Reactions selection.

You have to have a link that produces a list of links to your sub-menu items.

Ah okay, I think that's where the difference between my install (in that screenshot) and his was, I had just recently added this link in, didn't even think of that