I'd like to suggest we follow the the way we did this in the past for the most part. We usually hacked into the two switch statements in the functions_online.php file. So staying with that convention, we can all easily coexist in the two necessary plugins will we need to use to accomplish this.
Why did I say coexist? Well based on this thread, multiple use of hooks, it seems it would be best to share a common plugin to a given hook location for now. That is if I understand it correctly.
So moving right along, this will help you create WOL plugins for your custom pages either way. If we all share a plugin or if we get a system that manages multiple plugins to a given hook, this should be a good example to follow when you need to display custom addin page WOL information.
There are two hook locations we need to add plugins to:
No. Because if I do that and Im wrong, Im gonna look stupid. So Im right until I am proven wrong from my own attempts, and seeing as I will not attempt it, I am right.
*whistles*
*G*
OK, I'm gonna try to explain the problem:
If you place a hook somewhere between the cases, it will never be executed - as it would be considered part of the case above the hook.
But this code ends with a break; - and thus the switch() is finished.
Now if you leave out the break; the hook would be executed - but only for this case.
The hooks are in case default:, eg. will be executed when there is an unknown location. Now if you have several custom locations put another switch there and everything is just fine.
This seems like the easiest solution to me. Just have one plug-in called "New WOL Entries" that contains its own switch statement, and update it every time you add a new plug-in. I don't see what's wrong with that approach...
This seems like the easiest solution to me. Just have one plug-in called "New WOL Entries" that contains its own switch statement, and update it every time you add a new plug-in. I don't see what's wrong with that approach...
I've gone one step further and adapted the existing Add WOL Locations from ACP Hack to create/update the necessary hook code automatically, so you can easily add/edit Locations without having to write a single line of PHP Code
I've gone one step further and adapted the existing Add WOL Locations from ACP Hack to create/update the necessary hook code automatically, so you can easily add/edit Locations without having to write a single line of PHP Code
I'm a bit confused on exactly where I need to add those lines of code. I'm currently using 3.0.8 so if anyone knows exactly where to add those lines of php code, I would really appreciate it.
I've gone one step further and adapted the existing Add WOL Locations from ACP Hack to create/update the necessary hook code automatically, so you can easily add/edit Locations without having to write a single line of PHP Code
Could you provide the url please
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Jako, this is for 3.50. Doesn't work for 3.08.
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One question about this how to. Is the "Activity" a phrase? Can you provide an example of what "YOUR_ACTIVITY" would look like?
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