It should be displayed in a group called 3rd party ....

Look at how akeebabackup does it

Might be related to the bug you reported in #28582

We want our plugin to be showed on the Update Checks, because its a plugin that is checking the component version. So it should be placed on "MOD_QUICKICON_MAINTENANCE" group.

Its not a fixed quick link to the backend component.

As far as I am aware that is not possible as the code was written so that anything non core went in the 3rd party module but you would need to check with @Hackwar who wrote it

It should be displayed in a group called 3rd party ....

Look at how akeebabackup does it

You mean like here : joomla/backend-template#279 (comment) ? I didn't know that was a third party position

When I try Group "update_quickicon" (not "mod_quickicon)" in plugin settings it's displayed inside "Update Checks" module.

@xillibit yes thats what I meant

I don't understand the issue. I simply changed the Group setting in the plugin and see it (a bit "destroyed" in the image because I had to remove the Kunena class dependencies):

When I read post 1 that's what was asked for.

i have now set it to "update_quickicon" and thats working. Thats is good, but there should be written somewhere on the docs that you need to set it to that, that only core plugins can use "MOD_QUICKICON_MAINTENANCE".

For the removing Kunena class dependencies, we are checking why the system - kunena plugin wouldn't be enabled by default on install.

For the removing Kunena class dependencies, we are checking why the system - kunena plugin wouldn't be enabled by default on install.

A misunderstanding, I think. Because I only installed the plugin and not the whole package. I got messages because of missing Kunena classes in use lines. Therefore I removed them and class calls inside plugin code.

(I found no build instructions for the 6.0 package and a ZIP of folder /src/ could not be installed).

I close the issue because it has been fixed in kunena