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Latest revision as of 07:43, 6 May 2009
If you want your plugin to effect the Admin and User Function blocks that show up on every Geeklog page then you must implement these functions.
Function | Description of Function |
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plugin_adminoptions_<plugin name> | Will show options under the Admin Functions block for your plugin |
plugin_getuseroption_<plugin name> | Will show options under the User Functions block for your plugin |
plugin_adminedit_<plugin name> | Shows the links at the top of admin/plugins/<plugin name>.php for New and Admin Home. This is for consistency sake only |
plugin_submissioncount_<plugin name> | Shows the number of submissions pending for you plugin. This is usually just "dbcount(<plugin name>submission);" |
plugin_cclabel_<plugin name> | Returns array of your plugin image and a label for your plugin. This is called to show your plugin in the command and control block on moderation.php |