myadmin-plugin-hooks

You register PHP admin plugin hooks by mapping events to public static handler methods within the getHooks function, ensuring strict event-to-method alignment for predictable Symfony event dispatching. This enforces a GenericEvent signature and prevents broken hooks.

To add an ACL-guarded admin menu, implement the getMenu function to securely expose new features in the control panel. This standardizes UI integrations and ensures only authorized users can access the extended admin functionality.

You lazy load PHP backend plugin code by defining page and function requirements through the Loader within the getRequirements function. This applies safe include-path conventions and enables deferred loading of plugin resources.

The standard signature for MyAdmin plugin event handlers is a public static method accepting a GenericEvent object. This enforces predictable event dispatching and standardizes how admin functionality extends the core system.

MyAdmin plugin hooks fail when event-to-method mappings in getHooks do not match existing public static handler signatures. Enforcing precise event-to-method mappings and gettext-wrapped strings prevents these broken hooks and runtime errors.

You configure settings by implementing the getSettings function with gettext-wrapped user-facing strings and safe file/path conventions. This standardizes configuration registration and reduces boilerplate across PHP admin panel plugins.