I found this working on my own module that goes under the user section in some parts. I wanted it to use the overlay so I started looking around and found this:

/**
 * Implements hook_admin_paths().
 */
function yourmodule_admin_paths() {
  $paths = array(
    'user/*/yourmodule/paths' => TRUE,
  );
  return $paths;
}

In case you would like to make your local tasks under the user area work with the admin overlay like I did.

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ParisLiakos commented

Could you share a screenshot on what this accomplishes?

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ParisLiakos commented
Component: Code » Documentation
Status: Active » Closed (won't fix)

ah, i got it now..
but..some people dislike overlay..but thanks for sharing

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reg commented

but..some people dislike overlay..but thanks for sharing

Huh?

You are telling the system that an admin page you created, that it doesn't know about already from being under /admin/..., is an admin page.

Whether a use likes overlays or not is a separate issue, one they control by choosing to turn them on or off under their own personal settings.

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ParisLiakos commented

Ok, sorry my comment on #2 came out wrong..

Whether a use likes overlays or not is a separate issue, one they control by choosing to turn them on or off under their own personal settings.

you are right

you are probably talking about user/*/newsletter path..i do not think it is an admin page...it is user settings, something like orders lets say in a eshop

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Cleaned up a little