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From: <var...@us...> - 2011-02-04 16:20:57
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Revision: 7934
http://phpwiki.svn.sourceforge.net/phpwiki/?rev=7934&view=rev
Author: vargenau
Date: 2011-02-04 16:20:50 +0000 (Fri, 04 Feb 2011)
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-Date: Fri, 10 Sep 2010 13:48:42 +0000
-Mime-Version: 1.0 (Produced by PhpWiki 1.4.0RC1)
-X-Rcs-Id: $Id$
-Content-Type: application/x-phpwiki;
- pagename=Hilfe%2FWikiPlugin;
- flags="";
- markup=2;
- charset=utf-8
-Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary
-Since PhpWiki-1.3.3 support for ~WikiPlugins is included.
-
-A plugin is some PHP code that
-
-* lives in =phpwiki/lib/plugin/<pluginname>.php=
-* implements the ~WikiPlugin interface by extending that class.
-
-There are many plugins already distributed with PhpWiki. Simply look in the =lib/plugin=
-directory or see the PluginManager list.
-
-To write your own, look at the HelloWorldPlugin (~HelloWorld.php in that directory),
-which is a minimal example of a plugin.
-Publish your self-written plugin at a new PhpWiki page with ~PluginName + *Plugin* appended
-and add a link to [CategoryContributedPlugin | PhpWiki:CategoryContributedPlugin].
-
-A Help:WikiPlugin allows one to easily add new types of dynamic content
-(as well as other functionality) to wiki pages within PhpWiki.
-In this very wiki all actions which are not entirely lowercased
-are implemented using plugins, and some lowercased convenience actions also. (rename, revert, setacl, diff, ...)
-
-(The old-style Help:MagicPhpWikiURLs have been replaced by plugins entirely.)
-
-== Example
-
-Currently, one invokes a plugin by putting something like:
-
-{{{
-<<AllPages limit=5>>
-}}}
-
-into a regular wiki-page. That particular example produces a list of
-the first 5 existing pages (via the ~PageList library).
-
-<<AllPages limit=5 >>
-
-== Details
-
-Plugins can take certain named arguments (most do). The values of
-these arguments can be determined four different ways. In order of
-precedence:
-
-# The plugin invocation can specify the value for an argument, like so:
- {{{
- <<BackLinks page=OtherPage >>
- }}}
-
-# The argument can be specified via an HTTP query argument. This
- doesn't happen (is not allowed) unless the argument is mentioned in
- the plugin invocation:
-
- {{{
- <<BackLinks page >>
- }}}
-
-# Default values specified in the plugin invocation:
-
- {{{
- <<BackLinks page||=OtherPage >>
- }}}
-
-# The plugin must supply default values for each argument it uses.
- Such default args may be overriden by URL arguments like so:
- {{{
- BackLinks?page=ThisPage&sortby=-mtime
- }}}
- (The BackLinks plugin uses the current page as the default value for
- the ''page'' argument.)
-
- Most plugins using the ~PageListLibrary inherit their default arguments
- from the PhpWiki:PageListLibrary.
-
-=== Standard Arguments
-
-Most plugins display a list of pages, via the ~PageListLibrary.
-~PageList provides automatic support for those arguments.
-
- info, exclude, author, owner, creator, sortby, limit, paging, cols, azhead,
- comma, commasep, ordered
-
- For details see the PhpWiki:PageListLibrary documentation.
-
-*exclude* and *pages* accept a list of pages. Either as comma-seperated list,
-supporting glob-style wildcards, or via the <tt><!plugin-list pluginname ~[args~] !></tt>
-invocation syntax, where pluginname might be any plugin returning a pagelist.
-See PhpWiki:PluginList.
-
-=== Basic Plugin Types
-
-All these plugins derive from the Help:WikiPlugin class extending the run method,
-which returns a object tree of HTML objects, and may react on any
-provided arguments from the ~WikiPage (see the args below) or
-optionally overridden by arguments from the url (GET or POST args),
-if defined via '||='.
-
-A basic plugin just needs the run() method, and optionally getName,
-getDescription, getDefaultArguments. See the Help:HelloWorldPlugin for a short introduction.
-
- *plugin* reacts on its arguments and the request and displays arbitrary HTML.
-
- *plugin-form* is used to display a input type=text box for the default argument *s*.
-
- *plugin-list* is used as argument to provide a dynamic list of pagenames.
-
- {{{
- <<PluginName Help:s ...] >>
- }}}
-
- {{{
- <?plugin-form PluginName Help:s ...] ?>
- }}}
-
- {{{
- <<PluginName args=<!plugin-list pluginname Help:s ] !> >>
- }}}
-
-==== The box Method
-
-Themes based on the "sidebar" theme may use the box method of any plugin, which displays a *title*
-and a condensed *content* in a box.
-
-==== ~WikiPluginCached
-
-Plugins deriving from the class ~WikiPluginCached must also define the methods getPluginType(),
-optionally getExpire(), managesValidators(), and dependent of the getPluginType the methods
-to display the *possibly cached* result.
-
- getImage(), getMap() or getHtml(),
-
-optionally also
-
- getAlt(), getImageType(), embedMap(), embedImg(), embedObject()
-
-See the config.ini PLUGIN_CACHED_* settings and PhpWiki:WikiPluginCached
-
-=== Aktions Seiten
-
-The term *~ActionPage* refers to a page containing a plugin invocation.
-An *action* is together with the *pagename* argument the a basic PhpWiki argument.
-It can both be GET or POST actions. Actions are untranslated, always english.
-Basic (and old) actions are all lowercase, like edit, browse, remove, ...
-Newer actions in PhpWiki:CamelCase are invoked via plugins on their specific action page.
-
-We decoupled actions from plugins via action pages for the following reasons:
-
-# support translated action buttons and customizable action descriptions.
-# customize standard actions by tuning the plugin invocation arguments. override or add plugin defaults.
-# split simple plugins into multiple actions, like RecentChanges/RecentEdits, MostPopular/LeastPopular,
- AllPages/AllPagesCreatedByMe/AllPagesLastEditedByMe/AllPagesOwnedByMe which differ only in one argument.
-
-* Those actions which have buttons or links in the theme or are referenced in the standard pgsrc
- pageset require their (possibly localized) actionpages, otherwise the actions will not work.
-* If the localized actionpage is not found the english version is used.
-* If no actionpage is found, it is recommended to do action=upgrade, which imports all missing
- and required action pages into the database.
-
-So for a hypothetical new ~MyActionPage plugin ~MyActionPage will invoke the plugin and
-~MyActionPagePlugin is the the description.
-
-== Existing Plugins
-
-See PluginManager for a detailed list. Most plugins should have their own description page with the name
-*Plugin* appended.
-
-<<BackLinks noheader=1 >>
-
-== Contributed Plugins
-
-See PhpWiki:CategoryContributedPlugin.
-
-<<Backlinks page=CategoryContributedPlugin >>
-
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-[[PhpWikiDokumentation]]
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