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| ! Introduction
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| In this tutorial, I am going to try to explain what a Wiki Plugin is, how to use them, how they work, and what is needed to create or modify them.
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| The best way to become fluent with Wiki Plugins is to use them. A complete listing of Plugins can be found at the bottom of the Wiki Page Editor. Selecting Plugins will display this listing. Selecting “More details” will show all of the parameters for that Plugin as well as an example or two.
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| The actual files are stored in the Wiki/Plugins directory. The files use a strict file naming convention that must be adhered to. For our DIV Plugin, the filename is “wikiplugin_div.php”.
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| ! A Little History
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| -There are 2 different kinds of Wiki Plugins. Originally, a few Plugins were imported into TikiWiki using a very simple structure. The idea was later expanded on to provide Object Oriented Plugins. The original ))Non-Object(( Oriented variety will be discussed first.
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| At first a Plugin only required a single function to operate - the executable function. There were only a few Plugins at the time so it wasn’t a problem. Calling {DIV} would execute the div function in the div.php file.
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| * <ul>
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| * <li>info (allows multiple columns, joined by '|') : hits,lastModif,user,ip,len,comment,
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| * creator, version, flag, versions,links,backlinks
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| - * <li> exclude (allows multiple pagenames) : HomePage|RecentChanges
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| * <li> include_self : by default, false
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| * <li> noheader : by default, false
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| * <li> page :by default, the current page.
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