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== Geeklog Plugin Developers Handbook ==
# [[How to get Started: A Development Overview]]
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...ll global variables with an underscore, so global variables in the Contact plugin start with <code>$_CT_</code>.
[[Category:Plugin Developers Handbook]] [[Category:Plugin Development]]
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...ation of themes. Your use of templates will make it easier to include your plugin or block in the theme system.
...lated without changing the code. The use of language files will allow your plugin or block to also be used worldwide without the changing of your code. Geekl
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Time will be well spent by the Geeklog plugin or block developer to become familiar with several Geeklog libraries. The f
The Geeklog plugin or block developer should have a good understanding of <tt>lib-common.php</
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...lock]] is code added to <tt>lib-custom.php</tt> and is then defined by the plugin editor. But what are the other differences and why as a developer would I c
...P code to execute a query to return a list of the last 10 comments, links, plugin records and return the formatted results
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...you should make before you begin development of either your block or your plugin.
...his documentation you will find references to {plugin-name}. The value of {plugin-name} is the name you choose here.
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...at are located outside the webtree, like those located in the <tt>plugins/{plugin}</tt> directory, then put them in a directory called <tt>blocks/{block}</tt
...ow we will assume that you are creating a plugin named 'greatplugin'. Each plugin must have three separate directories.
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...compatible with earlier Geeklog versions. The [[Plugin Autoinstall]] and [[Plugin Auto-Uninstall]], as available in newer Geeklog releases, makes these steps
...n overview of this code function and the overall relationship to the other plugin code.
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Version: Nov 10, 2002 (Release Date for Chatterblock 3.0 as a plugin)<br>
This is a true Geeklog plugin using the Geeklog Plugin API calls.
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// | File Management Plugin v1.0 for Geeklog - The Ultimate Weblog |
// | Plugin. By default this program will automatically create all required |
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...the stats page is a more detailed report for each Geeklog component. Your plugin can be written to return results for both or just one of these sections.
...er of files in your file repository or some other overall counter for your plugin. This will be a straight forward database query to return the count and des
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This section describes and documents how to enable your plugin to use the
Geeklog comment engine. This is a key feature or plugin functionality for many developers and not very difficult to integrate into
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...ed on this page are meant for Geeklog v1.5 and below. They make use of the Plugin() class which will eventually be phased out.
Tying your plugin into Geeklogs search API is rather easy. Easy, that is, if you know how se
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This section will describe and document how to enable your plugin to use the Geeklog moderation engine.
...ncludes submitting of an item that needs to be reviewed by a site admin or plugin admin before posting to the site. The Geeklog (GL) developers have made th
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Distribution of your plugin should be in a tarball with specific naming requirements.
{plugin}_{plugin version}_{geeklog version}.tar.gz
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The following section outlines the Geeklog [[Plugin API]] functions which you
...useroption_mycontacts() does not exist, it is skipped and the next enabled plugin is checked.
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...e:''' The Universal Plugin Toolkit may eventually be replaced with a new [[Plugin Toolkit]].
...the [[Plugin API]] in Geeklog and get down to the business of writing your plugin application. It consists of all the necessary files you will need to interf
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...making some entries in the Geeklog database to let Geeklog know that your plugin is there.
...Size doesn't matter. There is no limit after which you have to make it a plugin.
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The [[FAQ Manager Plugin]] helps you organize and maintain Frequently Asked Questions.
The [[File Management Plugin]] lets you create a download area on your website.
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For a plugin to use the built-in RSS content syndication it needs to implement three fun
where pluginname is the name of the plugin.
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...lugins so that Geeklog fits their needs. With that said, Geeklog now has a Plugin Application Program Interface (API).
...debase that allows functions of plugins to be called. This will allow your plugin the following features:
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...mitations in the current Geeklog codebase that will force you to name your plugin tables used for submission in a specific manner. All moderated Geeklog item
...ick <tt>bookreviews</tt> for your main table (this '''must''' also be your plugin name you pick) and then your submission table '''must''' be named <tt>bookr
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If you want your plugin to effect the Admin and User Function blocks
<td valign="top" class="codeheader">plugin_adminoptions_<plugin name></td>
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This plugin API function suffers from a variety of bugs and bad design decisions for wh
...ode>, was originall documented as being 1 for the site stats and 0 for the plugin-specific stats. However, the latter was always called with a value of '''2'
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If you want to give your plugin the ability to uninstall itself then you must implement this function.
<td valign="top" class="codeheader">plugin_uninstall_<plugin
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<td valign="top" class="codeheader">plugin_user_create_<plugin name></td>
<td valign="top" class="codeheader">plugin_user_delete_<plugin name></td>
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...<td valign="top" class="codeheader">plugin_profilevariablesedit_<plugin name></td>
...d when Geeklog is about to display the edit form for a user's profile. The plugin is given the user id and a reference to the template of the edit form. It c
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<td valign="top" class="codeheader">plugin_centerblock_<plugin name></td>
...es during rendering of the site's index page. The parameters will tell the plugin where on the index page the block would appear.<br>
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...[[
Plugin API]] is just that - an API. You obviously have to write all your
plugin code yourself. We have put stubs in place to link to your Admin Interface.
<pre>http://yourgeeklogdomain/admin/plugins/<
plugin name>/ </pre>
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== The plugin tarfile ==
All Geeklog plugin tarfiles should use the following naming convention:
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...ays refer to the README that comes with the plugin. In general, however, a plugin will be installed like this:
..._html</tt> from the tarfile is copied to <tt>/path/to/geeklog/public_html/<plugin name></tt>
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...our site where it can be downloaded by Geeklog users. You can sumbit your plugin to our site at http://www.geeklog.net.
[[Category:Plugin Development]]
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Plugin Development Doc from Geeklog Distribution.
*[[Preparing your Geeklog Plugin Distribut]]ion
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...for all older plugins. The Geeklog Development Team strongly suggest when plugin developers are upgrading their plugins that they take the time to convert a
== Theme Specific Plugin Templates ==
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This API function informs a plugin about the change of state of another plugin:
...lugin whose state has just changed. <code>$status</code> informs about the plugin's new state and can be one of the following:
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...ciated functions COM_siteHeader and COM_siteFooter. If you are unsure if a plugin supports Geeklog v2.2.0 then either disable it before you upgrade Geeklog,
*# [[Getting Started]] with Geeklog Development
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## [[Plugin Development]]
### [[Plugin Developers Handbook]]
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*If you had any plugins installed (besides the Static Pages plugin), you should now upload their files on the new server as well (don't run an
...of this writing, PHP 5 is still in Beta. As one of the main goals of PHP 5 development was to keep compatibility with PHP 4, we do not expect any serious problems
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...covered. These issues include scalability, performance and weakness is the plugin API.
...improve all of these areas. This document draws out the plans for the GL2 plugin API. Until the first official release of GL2, this document can be consider
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##[[Plugin APIG2|Plugin API]]
##[[Core DevelopmentG2|Core Development]]
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So continuing with our sample from the contact manager plugin, we were working on the Contact Editor. Obviously, the contact editor will
...s. Be sure you take the time to realize the impact this will have on your development. I wouldn't recommend continuing without this crucial understanding.
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== The Spam-X Plugin ==
Spam protection in Geeklog is mostly based on the [[Spam-X Plugin]], originally developed by Tom Willet. It has a modular architecture that a
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#####[[Calendar Plugin]]
#####[[Links Plugin]]
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Several [[Plugin API]] functions have been added to make writing plugins easier. These APIs
[[Category:Plugin Development]]
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== Dynamic Block Plugin API in Geeklog 1.4 ==
...displayed. What follows is an description of the API call and its use in a plugin.
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...t was entered by the user. You can then process the text as needed by your plugin / add-on.
[[Category:Development]]
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...cunning, they may be able to devise a method of tricking Geeklog, or your plugin into doing a require, require_once, include or include_once on the infected
[[Category:Development]]
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For example, suppose your plugin prompts a user to pick a file from a list, then passes that filename throug
[[Category:Development]]
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* [[How To Install A Geeklog Plugin|Install A Geeklog Plugin]]
* [[How to get Started: A Development Overview]]
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...separating it from the code that manages the display and rendering of the
plugin. For instance, there are now functions called 'service_post_story' and 'ser
<pre>PLG_invokeService($
plugin, $verb, $input, $output, $svc_msg);</pre>
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