Search the plugincode
 

With this add-on you can search for an code in your plugins.
Attachment 93914

Installation:
Just upload the files from the upload folder and install the product.
You'll find a english translation in the dontuploadfolder.

Thanks will come in handy this :)

Translation of the read me in english thanks to google:



Browse plug-ins for code
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Author: ragtek
URL: http://www.vbulletin-germany.org/mod...archplugincode
Version: 1.0.0

Description
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This add-on enables the plug-ins directly from the ACP out after a certain code to search.

Installation
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1) All files in upload upload
2) The product-ragtek_searchplugincode.xml file in the ACP under 'Plugins & Products / Manage Products' Import

Uninstallation
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1) The product 'search plugin for code' in the ACP under 'Plugins & Products / Manage Products' uninstall
2) Delete the following files
- Includes / xml / cpnav_plugin_ragtek.xml
- Admincp / plugin_ragtek.php
- Includes/md5_sums_ragtek_searchplugincode.php

I'll install this today and see how it is. :) Been wanting something like this for awhile -- had resorted to searching the database directly on several occasions, actually. Hope this becomes standard before long.

I'll be installing this today - thank you so much! I'll never understand why this isn't just a standard feature.

Thanks! For admins and developers this is great!

Yes would be a great standard feature for vb4 :)

yeah hopefully vb will now see the benefit of having this standard lol

How do you use the translation?

Great addon. Handy, useful - thanks, gonna nominate it.

I don't quite get it why the top 100 addons aren't standard features in vb.

Working on vb seems to good to be true: incorporating the ideas of free developers - but enough OT stuff.

I don't understand, why the thread have that rating...

Great Mod. :up: Thank You For Sharing It. :up:

Works Fine in vB373. :up:

One Idea For Next Update: It'd be nice to have a Field with the List of Installed Mods, so that Admins can select the Mod or Mods or (Search in All Mods), where to Perform the Search; this way it'd be possible to focus the Search in the Mod or Mods that Admin wishes to Search in, or in All if Desired (that could be the Default Selected Option). ;)

Edit: Other Idea: It'd be also nice that on all the Results besides of only displaying the name of the Plugin, also can be displayed all the other Information of the Plugin, such as the Hook Place, the Name of the Product where it is Currently Located, and perhaps also the Execution Order, that way the Admin can know if that is the Plugin he/she wishes to look at closely.

My Best Regards. :up:

:)

ok, the second point is done:)

will come tommorow online, have to translate it:D

If you can't wait: http://vbulletin-germany.org/showthread.php?t=5467 here's the german version

One request.
Make this on phrases:

This one seems like it should be standard, I agree. Could have used this a few times in the past and with ATE's now, useful more then ever!

Installed!!

ok, next update :)

everything now using phrases
also the wishes built in

Thanks!

Thank You Very Much For the Update, ragtek. :up:

:)

Fairly substantial bug: searching for anything with a quotation mark in it produces a database error. You'll definitely want to be using addslashes() to the search term variable, at the bare minimum.

Some other useful ideas: displaying a bit more infrormation about each plugin result, and being able to search only within a certain product. Both should take about 5 minutes each to implement. Heck, I'll probably go do it myself in a bit, anyway. :) Just thought I'd mention it -- particular the DB error issue above.

ok addslashes is implemented

what do you mean with moren information?
you see the add-on & the executionorder

Well, how about the product it belongs to? I've noticed a lot of modifications use very similar plugin names, such as "Cache Templates." It can be difficult to tell which is the one you're looking for with only the name of the plugin.

That's the first line of text that shows up on the left. It shows: Product Name - hook location - Execution Order

Very useful - thanks for this mod!

works in v4.03