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admin_panels.php - Brandin - 04-16-2017 Hello, I noticed while manually updating my admin.php file there is this section: https://hastebin.com/hatoteqeji.xml What does this functionality do exactly? Should I be using this instead of manually editing my admin.php file? Is there documentation on this? Thank you! admin_panels.php - mudmin - 04-16-2017 Yes. If you create the file usersc/includes/admin_panels.php You can add your own admin panels in there and they will automatically be included. We've thought of everything...except documenting this feature admin_panels.php - Brandin - 04-16-2017 Love it So, if I add the PHP for the panel as well, e.g. if it is a panel with items that can be updated (a new setting I manually created), do I put this in admin_panels or admin.php? What do I submit to? [SELF]? Thank you! admin_panels.php - mudmin - 04-17-2017 You put all the php in admin_panels and you submit to admin.php because when that page is viewed, admin_panels would technically be a part of admin.php. admin_panels.php - Brandin - 04-17-2017 Ahh, I like it! Time to do some more moving lol admin_panels.php - Brandin - 04-17-2017 This is an AMAAAAAZING feature! Thank you mudmin!