Search Plugins

[kh99]

(vb3 version: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?p=2214603#post2214603)

What is it?
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This mod adds a "Search in Plugins" option to the "Plugins & Products" menu in the ACP. (Most likely of interest only to plugin developers). This is a similar idea to the "Search in Templates", but this mod will allow you to search the code of all plugins that you have installed for a given string.


Installation:
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1) Upload the files in the upload directory to the appropriate locations.

2) In the Product Manager in AdminCP, import the product XML file (product-kh99plgsrch.xml).

3) Refresh page to see "Search in Plugins" option.


Uninstalling:
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1) Uninstall the product from the Product Manager in the AdminCP.

2) Remove the uploaded files.


Notes:
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1) Currently does not search across multiple lines.
2) Has only been tested on vB versions 4.1.3 and 4.1.4.


History:
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1.0.0 (June 29, 2011) - Initial Release

[Manoel J?nior]

functionally in 3.8.7?

[kh99]

functionally in 3.8.7?

Yes, vb3 page is here: https://vborg.vbsupport.ru/showthread.php?t=265982

[BaanFarsang]

I wanted a searcher of plugins for Settings to Edit at vBulletin Options, Can you support?

[Dr.osamA]

thank you bro

installed

[TheLastSuperman]

Ohh I wuv you kh99, so useful it hurts that no one else thought of this before now :p.

[Sayid]

really useful

[BirdOPrey5]

Excellent!

[kh99]

I wanted a searcher of plugins for Settings to Edit at vBulletin Options, Can you support?

I'm not sure what you mean, do you mean you'd like to know what options are added by each product? If that's it, then it's not really related to this mod, but you could do something like search for $vbulletin->options and see which ones are used by each plugin (assuming the plugins do not include external files).

[BaanFarsang]

I'm not sure what you mean, do you mean you'd like to know what options are added by each product? If that's it, then it's not really related to this mod, but you could do something like search for $vbulletin->options and see which ones are used by each plugin (assuming the plugins do not include external files).

I mean search at "vBulletin Options" for setting any MOD/plugins.

[Jeff Ledger]

I mean search at "vBulletin Options" for setting any MOD/plugins.

If I understood you clearly ,I just use Search fucntion of my browser like ctrl+F.

[yahooooh]

thanks , installed

[HMBeaty]

This came in handy today, thanks! Installed :)

[Lynne]

How did I miss that this was released?!?! Thank you! This is very helpful.

[Luca_ITA]

Working perfectly.
Thank you for this mod!!

[wilford brimley]

excellent. this should be in by default.

[ozzy47]

Just wanted to say, this has made thing much easier for me, when I have to find code in one of my plugins. :)

[megabink]

Very useful mod...don't know why i overlooked this lol.
Thanks for sharing and the hard work buddy!

[Elite_360_]

This mod always help me out, Been using it for 3 years!!

[theksmith]

seems to work fine in 4.2.3 - can't believe vBulletin doesn't already have this critical tool!

[Stratis]

Very nice thank you, works great in 4.2.0

[Techno Cowboy]

<i>Very nice, working good so far in 4.2.5 B1

Thanks!</i>

[tommythejoat]

I guess I am kind of slow, but I just found this and really like it. I was going to suggest it have a search for plugins using a specified hook but then I realized that the download plugin function provides that list already.

Between these two it is pretty straightforward to find where interference may be occurring between two plugins.

[lange]

Useful.

vB5 version?