$general = new BASE_MenuItem(); $general->setLabel(OW::getLanguage()->text('supportcenter', 'support_title')); $general->setUrl(OW::getRouter()->urlForRoute('supportcenter-support')); $general->setKey('support'); $general->setIconClass('ow_ic_help'); $general->setOrder(0);

There's an example from our "Support Center+" plugin for rendering a page menu. In setIconClass, you want 'ow_ic_push_pin'.

-Jake

Thanks, JB TECH.

Yes, it was silly but when you know it.

It's nice for me that there are developers to help the developers that started with OxWall.

I have spent my whole life dedicated to programming but in other environments.

I firmly believe that what will give future to OxWall is that there are people working with him on plugins even if he is not professional and "knows everything".

Only with people who install it and do not know anything and people who sell customized solutions ... those of us in the middle do not learn anything and we are the majority.

Again thanks.

Oxwall lacks a sufficient documentation for developers. A lot of them have said "ah what we have is good enough just look at other plugins and the core," and while that is certainly true and certainly part of studying the software, good documentation is a must. Oxwall's wiki is a bit outdated with some irrelevant info, and the plugin skeleton only accomplishes so much.

The problem is documenting at this point would be very time consuming for whoever would volunteer.

Surely somewhere there is some software that allows you to edit a document among several. We could keep it between everyone, at times loose.

If we do not sow the field we will not have a harvest