Okay, my understanding of CMS's admin area is that a module can declare that it has admin capability, tell CMS what admin menu to add a link to that module's admin feature, and then you can respond to requests in DoAction() of your module.
Tell me if that's not a complete/correct understanding, please!
Based on this, I've created a class that lets you more easily make module-based admin plugins. You drop the class into a relatively empty module subclass, and wire it into DoAdmin(), and it handles everything from there. You can also subclass it to add new behaviors.
What's the best way to make an admin plugin?
Re: What's the best way to make an admin plugin?
Yes, this is correct. The menu item will then fire the "defaultadmin" action of your DoAction method.
