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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
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...[[
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<pre>http://yourgeeklogdomain/admin/plugins/<
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== The plugin tarfile ==
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...ays refer to the README that comes with the plugin. In general, however, a plugin will be installed like this:
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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:
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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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== 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
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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
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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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* [[SoC improve the Spam-X plugin|Improve Geeklog's spam filter]]
If you're new to open source development in general, the free ebook [http://www.open-advice.org/ Open Advice] provid
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* Possibly: Option to report moderated comments as spam (via the Spam-X plugin). This may be unnecessary, though, since the comments already went through
...ailable in Geeklog 1.4.1 but has been implemented in CVS (i.e. the current development version).
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...all the configuration options (plugins use similar arrays, e.g. the Links plugin uses $_LI_CONF). $_CONF is accessed directly from a lot of places in the co
[[Category:Summer of Code]] [[Category:Development]]
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Then, you write a plugin function and name it as before, the function variables MUST be the same as
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** The [http://geeklog.info/blog-plugin/index.php?lang=english blog plugin] is an attempt to provide the old Blogger API but it has to be constantly u
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...e layout files using a local HTML editor. Edit site content locally - if a plugin stored content in files or possibly the content is served up out of the dat
A Document Management Plugin could allow users to drag and drop local desktop files and they would appea
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The above change will be used in step one of the next section, [[geeklog:development:themes:porting_a_theme:step_three|Step Three - Modifying the Header]].
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* Article plugin for Geeklog 2
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...C 5023, ''Atompub'') for stories and the plugin API (with the Static Pages plugin as a sample implementation).
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The goal here would be to develop ways to untangle the plugin install from the install of the core Geeklog site so that
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* Develop a MailMan plugin
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...improving_comments_2008#Moderation|Moderation]] will have to use Geeklog's plugin API for moderation and will depend on being able to edit the comments (due
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...of core GL features and plugins that send out email notifications and each plugin or module has to develop their own code. There is no central area for the s
...d require a basic level of notification service. Others, such as the forum plugin, will require a more complex notification service. For instance, a notifica
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...m. Geeklog2 is no exception. The objective of this project is to develop a plugin for the Geeklog2 system to provide spam filtering.
* Implement a Geeklog2 plugin to provide an API for spam filtering
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...of Geeklog 2 on the horizon there is a need to establish a basic work flow plugin. The PHP community is hungry for good, open source workflow alternatives a
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