Eh, it's quickly added to r1456, have at it!
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Which one? The one in the admin search?
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No, same file as in the revision, there's a small regex hack that allegedly converts the div in the label to the subtext.
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Not in ManageSettings.php there isn't.
There is however in ManageServer.php:
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Until everything that should be a subtext is a subtext, it needs to stay (though I think it's broken anyway... since I think everything's dfn tags now)
There is however in ManageServer.php:
// !!! Temporary. Preventing divs inside label tags.
$divPos = strpos($context['config_vars'][$config_var[1]]['label'], '<div');
if ($divPos !== false)
{
$context['config_vars'][$config_var[1]]['subtext'] = preg_replace('~</?div[^>]*>~', '', substr($context['config_vars'][$config_var[1]]['label'], $divPos));
$context['config_vars'][$config_var[1]]['label'] = substr($context['config_vars'][$config_var[1]]['label'], 0, $divPos);
}Until everything that should be a subtext is a subtext, it needs to stay (though I think it's broken anyway... since I think everything's dfn tags now)
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Can you add support for the callback type? Just need to add a case for it in the top group.
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No, I won't.
In order to make it work, it would require not only having support for the type directly (which is an easy matter, though also requires updating the plugin-info.rng file), but the ability to load a source file and a template file, and call functions to load and save the data.
If it's that complex, do it the older way and create your own settings page through the normal hook channels.
In order to make it work, it would require not only having support for the type directly (which is an easy matter, though also requires updating the plugin-info.rng file), but the ability to load a source file and a template file, and call functions to load and save the data.
If it's that complex, do it the older way and create your own settings page through the normal hook channels.
No, same file as in the revision, there's a small regex hack that allegedly converts the div in the label to the subtext.
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Hey, this actually works! :D. Great!
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Hey, this actually works! :D. Great!
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You know.....I didn't expect this to be implemented, let alone working just fine...I just realised that you actually went ahead with it and dropped the admin area hooks :P
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No, I didn't drop any hooks at all, this is in addition to it. (And I did mention in reply #30 that I'd added it :P)
The idea is that simple stuff can use the quick integration and have it basically done for them, but complex stuff (calendar, WedgeDesk) will still continue to do its own thing anyway. That's really what stuff like this is for: simple cases now don't have to create a new file just to store a function just to add to a variable, nor do they have to attach that function to hooks (especially re admin search).
There are also usability matters at hand: the more that Wedge can do automatically, the better everyone is. If plugin authors don't have to contend with plugins being integrated into search, because Wedge can do it for them, great - both the plugin author and the general users benefit. Also having a semi-consistent interface will help with that, instead of having to mess around adding new pages to the admin, they get added automatically so admins are going to be able to find them more easily :)
The idea is that simple stuff can use the quick integration and have it basically done for them, but complex stuff (calendar, WedgeDesk) will still continue to do its own thing anyway. That's really what stuff like this is for: simple cases now don't have to create a new file just to store a function just to add to a variable, nor do they have to attach that function to hooks (especially re admin search).
There are also usability matters at hand: the more that Wedge can do automatically, the better everyone is. If plugin authors don't have to contend with plugins being integrated into search, because Wedge can do it for them, great - both the plugin author and the general users benefit. Also having a semi-consistent interface will help with that, instead of having to mess around adding new pages to the admin, they get added automatically so admins are going to be able to find them more easily :)
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I don't happen to be a good reader :P. I bumped into this while trying to figure out where to add the settings. Regardless, it's a pretty handy feature for quickly adding in a neat settings page. Thanks :).
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Anytime :)
You probably figured by now, though, a lot of the way the plugin system is developing is actually because I've been using it. The <actions> hook for example is because I was actively adding actions and figuring out how awkward it was. This is another example. I did also suggest something similar for adding menu items actually... haven't got round to that yet.
You probably figured by now, though, a lot of the way the plugin system is developing is actually because I've been using it. The <actions> hook for example is because I was actively adding actions and figuring out how awkward it was. This is another example. I did also suggest something similar for adding menu items actually... haven't got round to that yet.
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No, I didn't drop any hooks at all