The Admin Menu is completely user editable!  The admin menu is generated "on the fly" using separate text files located in the “EZUser_Support_Files/admin_menu” directory.  Each text file represents one menu item that is displayed in the Main Admin Menu.  By simply uploading a new text file to this directory, you can create a new menu item in the “Main Admin Menu”.  You can remove any menu item by simply deleting it's corresponding file. You can edit any menu item by editing the corresponding text file.

Here is an example.  Take a look at the contents of the EZUser_Support_Files/admin_menu directory.  The first file located there is called “0100 Main Configuration.txt”. Also notice that when you access the admin section with your browser and go to the admin main menu, the first item there is “Main Configuration”.
Now open the file “0100 Main Configuration.txt” with a plain text editor (like windows notepad). There is one line of text that looks similar to this:

100|Main Configuration|admin_main_configuration.php|Global Configuration.

*Note – Each item (or “field”) in the line above is separated by the “|” character. This is called a “delimiter” and it is used by the script to tell when one item stops and the next item begins.

Here is what each item (or “field”) means:

• 100 – This number determines the order of the menu items. The lower the number, the higher the item appears on the main menu. Change this number to a value you want. To place the menu item higher on the list, enter a smaller number. To make the menu item appear lower on the menu list, make the number bigger.
   
• Main Configuration – The words “Main Configuration” will appear on the main menu as the menu choice. If you change the field from “Main Configuration” to “Set Up Your Script”, then the words “Set Up Your Script” would now appear in the main admin menu.
   
• admin_main_configuration.php – This is the link information for this menu item. When you click on the menu item, the link will take you to the page called “admin_main_configuration.php”. Links are all relative to the EZUser_Support_Files directory
   
• Global Configuration – This is the explanation of the menu item. This simply tells (in a bit more detail) what this menu item does.
   

EXAMPLES
Let’s say you wanted to create a new admin menu item. You found a great script called “foobar.php” that allows you to do something really special. You want to make this item appear in the main admin menu list right after the “main Configuration” menu item described above. Here’s how you would add this to the admin menu:

• Make a new text file and name it “101 Foobar.txt”
   
• Edit this file with a text editor (like “notepad”) and add this line:
  
  101|Foo Bar|foobar.php|Click here to do something special
   
• Save the file and upload it to the “EZUser_Support_Files/admin_menu” directory.

Now access the “Admin Main Menu” and you will now see a new menu item listed right after “Main Configuration”. The menus item says;

Foo Bar – Click here to do something special.

When you click the link, it will attempt to open the file “foobar.php” located in the “EZUser_Support_Files” directory. If the file isn’t there – you will get a 404 error.

A Word About File Names Used For Menu Items…
You can name these files anything you want as long as they have the “.txt” extension. I like to name them using the sort number followed by the menu item like this:
120 Some menu item.txt
That way the directory will sort itself (on a windows machine anyway) to the same order that the menu items are displayed and you have an idea what each text file is for so you can edit them easily later.
You can name these file any way you want as long as the file extension remains “.txt”.