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4/24/2014 12:14 PM
 

Any idea where those hard coded values are?  I was looking for an XML or an XLST file but havne't had much luck yet.

Thanks!


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4/24/2014 5:51 PM
 
no, it is in source code of the platform, not any config file (no comment).

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4/25/2014 12:28 PM
 

I'm guessing by "hardcoded" Sebastian means that the tabs are loaded via their names rather than some Boolean flag -if so that's true. In the case of control panel the first set of tabs is loaded via:

   private void GetAdminTabs()

        {

            var adminTab = TabController.GetTabByTabPath(PortalSettings.PortalId, "//Admin", string.Empty);

            _adminTabs = TabController.GetTabsByParent(adminTab, PortalSettings.PortalId).OrderBy(t => t.LocalizedTabName).ToList();

            _adminBaseTabs = new List<TabInfo>();

            _adminAdvancedTabs = new List<TabInfo>();

            foreach (var tabInfo in _adminTabs)

            {

                switch (tabInfo.TabName)

                {

                    case "Site Settings":

                    case "Pages":

                    case "Security Roles":

                    case "User Accounts":

                    case "File Management":

                    case "Recycle Bin":

                    case "Log Viewer":

                        _adminBaseTabs.Add(tabInfo);

                        break;

                    default:

                        _adminAdvancedTabs.Add(tabInfo);

                        break;

                }

            }

        }

So, as long as you have //Admin  as your tabpath, and you have tab's with those names, they should load into the respective collections (_adminbasetabs for the common items, _adminadvancedtabs for the advanced ones).


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6/12/2015 2:24 PM
 
I just landed here while researching this very same problem. Cathal's post led me to the solution for my site. After finding the "Pages" tab, I used it to see where the Admin folder was hiding. I found it under the Search Results tab and moved it back out to the top level. That cleared the problem right up. The Common Settings tab of the Admin control panel section has all it's missing icons again and the Advanced Settings tab has the right icons now also.
 
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