Extension, Plugin

EE 1
EE 2
Missing Link

Developer

Vaya Design

3rd Party (Commercial)


Compatibility

Requirements

Tags

Missing Link makes it possible to access all of EE2's major content and site management features from the front-end of your site. Edit entries, publish new content and more.

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Features in Brief:

  • Content controls - Edit and delete entries, manage comments, publish new entries and check entry view counts
  • Admin controls - Manage channels, categories, templates, custom fields and more
  • Easy to install - Upload the files, add two template tags to your header.
  • Inline admin menus and edit buttons - Add inline menu buttons and one-click edit buttons alongside your entries.
  • Auto-permissions - User’s permissions are detected automatically, so menus will only include links to features that the logged in user has access to
  • Flexibility - Disable individual links via the Missing Link settings page
  • Consistency - Menus will always match the control panel theme that the logged in user has set

This entry was last updated November 29, 2011, 7:21 am.

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3 Reviews:

Static Interactive 09.22.11

Static Interactive

54321

My client’s absolutely love this add-on.

It’s super easy to integrate and adds a boatload of slick, front-end administrative functionality in one nifty little package.

Patrick Hvid 05.18.11

Patrick Hvid

54321

Extremely handy plugin for both management and content editing.

Best support ever!

Big Steve 07.15.10

54321

Brilliant support – Great Add on.  Gives my members an easy way to access the important features I want them too without me having to worry about SAEFs