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| − | Geeklog 1.6.0 introduced several new | + | Geeklog 1.6.0 introduced several new [[Plugin API]] functions. The main goals of these additions were to improve interaction between plugins, help separate the bundled plugins from the Geeklog Core and ease plugin installation. |
* [[PLG_pluginStateChange]] (new: detect state change of other plugins) | * [[PLG_pluginStateChange]] (new: detect state change of other plugins) | ||
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* [[Plugin Autoinstall]] was introduced | * [[Plugin Autoinstall]] was introduced | ||
* [[PLG_migrate]] (new: help with site migrations) | * [[PLG_migrate]] (new: help with site migrations) | ||
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| + | Additionally, the new search engine comes with a new API that is recommended for use in plugins to make the most of the new search functionality in Geeklog 1.6.0. For details, please see [[Using Geeklog's Improved Search Engine]]. | ||
[[Category:Plugin Development]] | [[Category:Plugin Development]] | ||
Latest revision as of 17:46, 23 May 2009
Geeklog 1.6.0 introduced several new Plugin API functions. The main goals of these additions were to improve interaction between plugins, help separate the bundled plugins from the Geeklog Core and ease plugin installation.
- PLG_pluginStateChange (new: detect state change of other plugins)
- PLG_configChange (new: detect config change of other plugins)
- PLG_getDocumentationUrl (new: provide links to documentation)
- PLG_getItemInfo was extended
- PLG_itemSaved was simplified and
PLG_itemDeletedwas added - Plugin Autoinstall was introduced
- PLG_migrate (new: help with site migrations)
Additionally, the new search engine comes with a new API that is recommended for use in plugins to make the most of the new search functionality in Geeklog 1.6.0. For details, please see Using Geeklog's Improved Search Engine.
