Admin Navigation

This is a quick map of the Million Dollar Script admin pages so you know where to look when configuring or troubleshooting.

Top-level

• Million Dollar Script (Dashboard)
  Landing page with links to key areas and version info.

Key submenus

• Admin
  Legacy core administration (Manage Grids, Price Zones, Not For Sale, Backgrounds, Orders lists, Click Reports, Process Pixels, Main Config, System Information, License, etc.).
  Use this when you need fine‑grained grid controls or to view operational reports.

• Options
  Carbon Fields options for routes, theme, pixels, login, WooCommerce, logging, and more.
  Saving Options regenerates dynamic CSS.

• Setup Wizard
  Creates recommended pages (Grid, Order, Manage, List, Payment/Thank‑You), applies defaults, and saves Options.

• Logs
  Toggle logging, clear the log, and view live updates. Useful during setup and payment flow testing.

• Emails
  Configure email settings/messages used by the plugin (where applicable).

• Changelog
  View recent feature and fix summaries bundled with the plugin.

• Extensions
  The Extensions hub is a curated launch point for installed MDS extensions. When you install extensions (from the MDS marketplace or custom builds), their admin interfaces appear here automatically.

  Extensions are WordPress plugins that integrate with MDS to add features like custom fields, translation tools, analytics, and more. They follow MDS patterns and appear seamlessly in your admin without cluttering the WordPress sidebar.

  Extensions register their menu items via the mds_main_menu_extensions_submenu hook. For developers building extensions, see Extension Development. Example:

  add_action( 'mds_main_menu_extensions_submenu', function () {
      if ( current_user_can( 'manage_options' ) ) {
          echo '<li><a href="' . esc_url( admin_url( 'admin.php?page=mds-example' ) ) . '">Example Extension</a></li>';
      }
  } );
  

• Approve Pixels (utility)
  Dedicated screen for reviewing and bulk‑approving orders/pixels.

Hidden legacy submenus & filters

• Hidden entries are tagged with the CSS class mds-hidden-submenu, preventing the “flash” on load while keeping the pages directly accessible via URL.
• To expose additional Million Dollar Script submenus, use the filter:

  add_filter( 'mds_extensions_visible_submenus', function ( array $slugs ) {
      $slugs[] = 'mds-example';
      $slugs[] = 'mds-example2';
      return $slugs;
  } );
  

  Any slug you add is shown immediately without modifying the core plugin.

Notes

• Some screens are modern wrappers around the legacy MDS core; others are fully WordPress‑native.
• If you don’t see a submenu referenced here, it may be hidden until certain options are saved or features are enabled (e.g., WooCommerce).