I'm not sure if the OP was looking to do the same but I figured it may not be possible, from what I've read elsewhere; thought I might ask for the sake of clarity though..
I don't hate the idea of extending a settings nav to accomplish this though, maybe even a custom settings page using the contextual identifiers available before being directed to it to give a per-module functionality. As you say, it's much more ideal than a ridiculous approach with JS and it's muich more maintainable than forking the code for the sake of a setting.
Thanks Davo!
I don't hate the idea of extending a settings nav to accomplish this though, maybe even a custom settings page using the contextual identifiers available before being directed to it to give a per-module functionality. As you say, it's much more ideal than a ridiculous approach with JS and it's muich more maintainable than forking the code for the sake of a setting.
Thanks Davo!