Habari Plugin Class
Template plugin object which specific plugin objects should extend This object provides the basic constructor used to ensure that plugin actions are registered against the appropriate dispatcher
Located in /system/classes/plugin.php (line 12)
Pluggable | --Plugin
| Class | Description |
|---|---|
| WPImport | WordPress Importer - Imports data from WordPress into Habari |
| SpamChecker | SpamChecker Class |
| Undelete | Undelete Class |
| Pingback | Habari Pingback plugin, enables pingback support between sites. |
| HabariSilo | Simple file access silo |
| FlickrSilo | Flickr Silo |
| ThemeHelper | ThemeHelper - Provides additional functions that may be useful to some themes. |
| ViddlerSilo | Viddler Silo |
| S9YImport | Serendipity Importer - Imports data from Serendipity into Habari |
| CoreDashModules | CoreDashModules - Provides a core set of dashboard modules for the dashboard. |
Plugin constructor.
Plugins should not define their own constructors, because they are instantiated to extract plugin info. Instead, include a sink for a "init" hook which is executed immediately after the plugin is loaded during normal execution.
Adds a template to the default theme that is stored in a specified path.
Use this function as a shortcut to make available additional templates to a theme from within the plugin directory.
Returns information about this plugin
Add plugin templates to the list of templates that are present in the current theme
Potentially serve a different file for the requested template name
Inherited From Pluggable
Pluggable::__construct()
Pluggable::get_db_schema()
Pluggable::get_file()
Pluggable::get_url()
Pluggable::load()
Pluggable::load_text_domain()
Pluggable::plugin_id()
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