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I usally place them inside the assambly. And have an virtual filsystem loading from the dll like this one
Then I tag my user/page control like this
[ Description = Url = Area = LanguagePath =
I usually put them in a folder, for example, the root of the project, don't forget to secure the folder in web.config
If you used to have your plugin in the admin folder it sounds like you recently migrated from CMS 4? And perhaps it's not even a GuiPlugIn attribute decorated plugin you are talking about? If it's something more like customizing the existing interface then the VirtualPathMappingProvider is your friend. You can use it both to replace a file in the edit/admin interface with one in your project, and to "inject" one from your project so that it looks like it resides in the same directory as some file in edit/admin.
Move your plugins to a separate folder on your web site, and make sure you secure it properly. Read this blog to learn how:
http://world.episerver.com/Blogs/Mari-Jorgensen/Dates/2010/11/Protect-your-plugins/
Hi
Just upgraded from CMS 5 to CMS 6 so now the edit and admin files have moved from my version controled source code to "Program files".
But I hade several admin plugins which were located in the admin folder together with the other admin files. But now since those files have moved and the VVP in the .config files are now refering to another path. I don't know what to do with my custom files?
Moving them to the admin folder under "Program files" doesn't seem like the best solution or is it?