I've got a bit of a strange situation with a client who is wanting to use Umbraco (4.7) to manage their data, but from a back-end perspective only (i.e. all content will be managed through an Umbraco editor only, with no front-end).

The only tricky bits of this project are the import data (take and XML file, create nodes and content from it) and the export data (take all content and format it into an XML file), and this is made more difficult by trying to do it in the back-end only.

I'm trying to add a new tab view to the site home page so that it can be viewed as a tab of that page, on which I will include the import/export buttons and the logic for these in the code behind of that control/page. I've been using the Umbraco TabView guide to do this (http://our.umbraco.org/wiki/reference/umbraco-best-practices/standard-ui-controls/tabview) but it isn't complete enough on the steps of importing a page (rather than a control) into the back-end as a new tab.

Any help or sample code (both the .aspx and .cs parts) would be greatly appreciated.