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Custom admin-tool showing up in the admin-tools sub-menu
const string CmsAdminMenuPath = MenuPaths.Global + "/cms/admin";
public IEnumerable<MenuItem> GetMenuItems()
{
return new List<MenuItem>
{
new UrlMenuItem(_localizationService.GetString("/myplugin"),
CmsAdminMenuPath + "/tools/mylpugin", Paths.ToResource(GetType(), "mypluginpath"))
{
SortIndex = 50,
Alignment = MenuItemAlignment.Left,
AuthorizationPolicy = CmsPolicyNames.CmsAdmin
}
};
}
Jan 18, 2023 16:26
agibbles
- Jan 18, 2023 19:45
When I try this approach, my custom admin screens show up as new sub-tabs next to tools instead of on the left-hand side within the tools screen.
Hans Kindberg
- Jan 19, 2023 6:19
@Mark Hall
Thank you for your answer. I get the same result as @agibbles.
Thank you for your answer. I get the same result as @agibbles.
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I am working on migration from CMS 11 to CMS 12. The site have some gui-plugins. In this case the gui-plugins are web-forms implemented like this:
[GuiPlugIn(Area = PlugInArea.AdminMenu, Description = "My plugin-description", DisplayName = "My plugin", LanguagePath = "/admin/myplugin", UrlFromUi = "Admin/MyPlugIn.aspx")]public class MyPlugIn : EPiServer.Shell.WebForms.WebFormsBase
{
...
}
They are located here in the gui:
The GuiPlugIn attribute is not supported in CMS 12. Instead, it says here, we should use menu-providers:
I have read and tested the following article:
With a menu provider you get something like this:
I would like to get my tools showing up in the sub-menu under admin-tools. Like this:
Is it possible to get my custom plugins showing up under tools? If so, how do you do it?