Plugin Tutorials 401 - Writing Content Pane Plugins

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How do I connect to the wiki ? Current Release 1.0.3 | e107.org | Download | Changelog | Forum | Plugins | Themes | RSS Feed of Latest Changes | Atom Feed of Latest Changes How to write a plugin Main page > I : First Aid > II : Development > III : Administration > IV : How To's > V : Plugin Writing > VI : Theming & Shortcodes Plugin writing guide Writing an e107 Plugin Tutorial Basic e107 Menu plugin Plugin Administration Integrating With e107 CMS Writing Content Pane Plugins Adding to a plugin  BB codes Core event trigger 3rd party event trigger Templates and Shortcodes in a plugin Multiple menus Presets RSS feed Shortcodes Admin notify on plugin events Adding AJAX functionality Image code verification Adding a plugin to Admin Latest menu Admin Status menu Search area References Shortcodes e107 Templates e107 Constants Predefined Variables Overriding core functions and classes Modules Plugin.php Finalisation Installation and Upgrade Hints and Tips Distributing a plugin Plugin.xml Theme Considerations Adding unique IDs to tablerenders Styling Your Plugin: CSS Classes Modify Tutorial 401 - writing content pane plugins If there was a content pane plugin for promo it would be called promo.php. There would be no "_menu" on the name. News is a content pane feature but it is not a true plugin as it lives in the main directory and not /e107_plugins. How to add an article to the handbook