few more catches for mcp

Author: Andy McCormick

docs/development/modules.md

@@ -322,7 +322,7 @@ if (isset($color)) {
 }
 ```
 
-Notice the variables `$name` and `$color` correspond to the `$variables` array passed to the view in the Mcp file.
+Notice the variables `$name` and `$color` correspond to the `$variables` array passed to the view in the route file.
 
 
 This renders as such:
@@ -425,9 +425,9 @@ Now inside of your `ControlPanel/Routes` folder you have a new file and matching
 
 ```
 php system/ee/eecli.php make:cp-route
-View name? configurations
+What is the route name? configurations
 Which add-on would you like to add this to? amazing_add_on
-Mcp successfully created!
+Control panel route created successfully!
 ```
 
 This will create a file in my `ControlPanel/Routes` folder called `Configurations.php` which will look like this:

docs/development/prolets.md

@@ -162,7 +162,7 @@ If the data returned is of *Array* type, it is being passed to ExpressionEngine
         return $vars;
     }
 
-If the data returned is of *String* type then this string is being wrapped in some required HTML and returned into the prolet popup window. In you need a form to be created, you would need to handle that (additionally you can use one of your MCP actions as endpoint).
+If the data returned is of *String* type then this string is being wrapped in some required HTML and returned into the prolet popup window. In you need a form to be created, you would need to handle that (additionally you can use one of your [actions](development/actions.md) as endpoint).
 
 Prolets are expecting form submissions to return JSON upon successful response, which will close their windows.
 

docs/development/services/sidebar.md

@@ -17,8 +17,8 @@ lang: php
 
 ## Automatically Created Sidebars
 If you are automatically generating a sidebar in your add-on you can use either of these methods to customize the sidebar further:
-- Modify the sidebar on every page load in the in the `process()` method of your `Mcp/Sidebar.php` file. The sidebar object is available using `$this->getSidebar()` You can also loop through each sidebar item with $this->getItems()`
-- Modify the sidebar only when a specific route is loaded by accessing the sidebar instance in the `process()` function of the route file (`Mcp/[route_name].php`).You can modify the sidebar item connected to the current route by using `$this->getCurrentSidebarItem()` with the [BasicItem Methods](#basicitem-methods) listed below.  You can also use `$this->getSidebar()` to get the entire sidebar instance.
+- Modify the sidebar on every page load in the in the `process()` method of your `ControlPanel/Routes/Sidebar.php` file. The sidebar object is available using `$this->getSidebar()` You can also loop through each sidebar item with $this->getItems()`
+- Modify the sidebar only when a specific route is loaded by accessing the sidebar instance in the `process()` function of the route file (`ControlPanel/Routes/[route_name].php`).You can modify the sidebar item connected to the current route by using `$this->getCurrentSidebarItem()` with the [BasicItem Methods](#basicitem-methods) listed below.  You can also use `$this->getSidebar()` to get the entire sidebar instance.
 
 
 ## Simple Example