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## [[Sample Install Documentation]]
## [[Sample install.php]]
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...decide on a name by which your block or plugin will be referred to in your code. For a block this is not as important as it is for a plugin, unless the blo
...plugin with only a few files and using the universal installer program and sample functions. This should be a very easy project and a good place for plugin d
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...iew of this code function and the overall relationship to the other plugin code.
...lly be accessed by standard users. Some plugins may not have admin related code and others may have significant admin functions.
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...on, your plugin should format the number using the <code>COM_NumberFormat</code> function.
For the detailed stats list, your <code>showstats</code> function will be called with an int parameter of 2 (for historical reasons
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...er yet, function PLG_displayComment($plugin, ...) - whenever the following code is needed.
...nder what happened to their comment and may try to post it again. Here's a code snippet demonstrating how to do that:
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...able any of them just modify the code to fit your plugin and uncomment the code.
...eturns true if this plugin supports comments. This call is made in Geeklog code (example article.php) to determine if it should redirect handling to the pl
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...on. It consists of all the necessary files you will need to interface your code with Geeklog. It includes:
* Sample English language file containing language for Install/Admin/Index pages
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...s included in the lib-custom.php file that ships with Geeklog. This sample code is a re-implementation of the way Geeklog sent emails prior to 1.3.9. It al
...klog 1.4.0 and later versions will work with <code>register_globals = off</code>. Older versions as well as some plugins and other add-ons still require it
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...the Geeklog 2 project. The scope of this document is limited mainly to PHP code, although Geeklog will occasionally use SQL and HTML.
Code conventions are important to programmers for a number of reasons:
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...e what this class is doing but intimate knowledge isn't so critical as the code examples that soon follow cover how to use it so that you can initially tak
'''A Sample View'''
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...y PHPARCH_SaveContactCommand.php located in the commands/ directory in the sample application. If you open that file up in your IDE, we will cover step-by-s
...ly have to pay attention because there is a bit of magic involved with the code above that will save Geeklog 2 developers a lot of time. The IF check is s
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...d in parent-child relationships. It is important to note that all this is code generated by Propel, not by developers.
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If you have noticed throughout using the sample Contact Manager Application, the index.php is used for literally everything
...s an XML file. Now, before you get all worked up about having to have PHP code access an XML file on every request, please note that MVCnPHP is smart enou
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...on the $_SESSION superglobal and go about our way. I'll give some sample code to show how this works
== Example Code ==
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Obivously, when you select this option, any PHP code in the static page will not be executed but will instead be printed out as-
...PHP code in static pages will be executed. The 'return' indicates that the code should return any output it generates, using a PHP return statement, instea
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...different coding styles in different places. '''As of March 2007, all new code in Geeklog will have to follow the PEAR coding standards''' (see below for
== Why have Code Conventions? ==
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###[[Sample Code]]
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This is one of the projects to be implemented during the [[Google Summer of Code]] 2009.
== Project info and advancement during Summer of Code ==
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The sample class is below, with explanations:
...and the update must be terminated. This function allows you to include any code you want to execute during the update / upgrade. UpdatePlugin::init() is ca
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...pted as a mentoring organization, you will be able to claim tasks from the Code-in homepage, once the contest starts.
...se see the [http://code.google.com/opensource/gci/2010-11/faqs.html Google Code-in FAQ].
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