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Magento 2 : Search For Admin Menu Items

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In magento2 admin dashboard , We have an option for Search. When we search for "rma" for example it is showing "rma in products" , "rma in pages" etc but I need to know if rma found in any of the admin menus then it will come in search results. As we have almost 30 magento extensions installed for my store I am unable to access them properly from left menu. If any extension that provides this search for menus will helpful. If anybody knows about how to search for admin menus please help me.

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In magento2 admin dashboard , We have an option for Search. When we search for "rma" for example it is showing "rma in products" , "rma in pages" etc but I need to know if rma found in any of the admin menus then it will come in search results. As we have almost 30 magento extensions installed for my store I am unable to access them properly from left menu. If any extension that provides this search for menus will helpful. If anybody knows about how to search for admin menus please help me.

magento2 magento-2.1 php

share|improve this question

edited Feb 23 at 9:23

Dhiren Vasoya

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asked Feb 23 at 8:30

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10511

add a comment | 

In magento2 admin dashboard , We have an option for Search. When we search for "rma" for example it is showing "rma in products" , "rma in pages" etc but I need to know if rma found in any of the admin menus then it will come in search results. As we have almost 30 magento extensions installed for my store I am unable to access them properly from left menu. If any extension that provides this search for menus will helpful. If anybody knows about how to search for admin menus please help me.

magento2 magento-2.1 php

share|improve this question

edited Feb 23 at 9:23

Dhiren Vasoya

4,43951844

asked Feb 23 at 8:30

DineshDinesh

10511

share|improve this question

edited Feb 23 at 9:23

Dhiren Vasoya

4,43951844

asked Feb 23 at 8:30

DineshDinesh

10511

share|improve this question

edited Feb 23 at 9:23

Dhiren Vasoya

4,43951844

asked Feb 23 at 8:30

DineshDinesh

10511

edited Feb 23 at 9:23

Dhiren Vasoya

4,43951844

edited Feb 23 at 9:23

Dhiren Vasoya

4,43951844

asked Feb 23 at 8:30

DineshDinesh

10511

asked Feb 23 at 8:30

DineshDinesh

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The global search box in admin header can be used to find any record in the database. The results can include customers, pages, products, orders, or any related attribute and as a Magento developer, we all know that Magento doesn't store admin menus in the database. They are collected through the menu.xml files of all modules.

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answered Feb 24 at 4:21

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There is an extension for this purpose. It searches all the Menu links in admin via Ajax and returns results with information about its parent -> child hierarchy as well.

https://marketplace.magento.com/magehelper-menusearch.html

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The global search box in admin header can be used to find any record in the database. The results can include customers, pages, products, orders, or any related attribute and as a Magento developer, we all know that Magento doesn't store admin menus in the database. They are collected through the menu.xml files of all modules.

share|improve this answer

answered Feb 24 at 4:21

MageAjMageAj

1163

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Any solution for this?
  
  – Dinesh
  Feb 25 at 8:58
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

0

The global search box in admin header can be used to find any record in the database. The results can include customers, pages, products, orders, or any related attribute and as a Magento developer, we all know that Magento doesn't store admin menus in the database. They are collected through the menu.xml files of all modules.

share|improve this answer

answered Feb 24 at 4:21

MageAjMageAj

1163

• 
  
  
  

  
  

  
  
  
  
  
  

  
  
  Any solution for this?
  
  – Dinesh
  Feb 25 at 8:58
  

  
  
  
  

add a comment | 

The global search box in admin header can be used to find any record in the database. The results can include customers, pages, products, orders, or any related attribute and as a Magento developer, we all know that Magento doesn't store admin menus in the database. They are collected through the menu.xml files of all modules.

share|improve this answer

answered Feb 24 at 4:21

MageAjMageAj

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share|improve this answer

answered Feb 24 at 4:21

MageAjMageAj

1163

answered Feb 24 at 4:21

MageAjMageAj

1163

answered Feb 24 at 4:21

MageAjMageAj

1163

0

There is an extension for this purpose. It searches all the Menu links in admin via Ajax and returns results with information about its parent -> child hierarchy as well.

https://marketplace.magento.com/magehelper-menusearch.html

share|improve this answer

answered 55 mins ago

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There is an extension for this purpose. It searches all the Menu links in admin via Ajax and returns results with information about its parent -> child hierarchy as well.

https://marketplace.magento.com/magehelper-menusearch.html

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answered 55 mins ago

FrancFranc

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There is an extension for this purpose. It searches all the Menu links in admin via Ajax and returns results with information about its parent -> child hierarchy as well.

https://marketplace.magento.com/magehelper-menusearch.html

share|improve this answer

answered 55 mins ago

FrancFranc

404616

share|improve this answer

answered 55 mins ago

FrancFranc

404616

answered 55 mins ago

FrancFranc

404616

answered 55 mins ago

FrancFranc

404616