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| - | > New in version 2.2.1> You don't have to use $this→requestAction() method to get the need variables anymore e.g: <font 10.0ptline-height: 13.0pt;/arial;;#000000;;#ffffff><?php $notes = $this→requestAction(array('plugin' ⇒ 'Note', 'controller' ⇒ 'notes', 'action' ⇒ 'myNotes'), array('uri' ⇒ $this→here));?></font> Instead, create a file in app/Plugin/{plugin_name}/Controller/Widgets/{your_element_name}Widget.php, for <font 10.0ptline-height: 13.0pt;font-family: Arial , Helvetica , FreeSans , sans-serif;/Arial , Helvetica , FreeSans , sans-serif;;#000000;;#ffffff>example:</font> <font 10.0ptline-height: 13.0pt;font-family: Arial , Helvetica , FreeSans , sans-serif;/Arial , Helvetica , FreeSans , sans-serif;;#000000;;#ffffff>app/Plugin/Note/Controller/Widgets/myNotesWidget.php</font> with the content like the below code: | + | > New in version 2.2.1> You don't have to use $this→requestAction() method to get the need variables anymore e.g: <font 10.0ptline-height: 13.0pt;/arial;;#000000;;#ffffff><?php $notes = $this→requestAction(array('plugin' ⇒ 'Note', 'controller' ⇒ 'notes', 'action' ⇒ 'myNotes'), array('uri' ⇒ $this→here));?></font>. Instead, create a file in //app/Plugin/{plugin_name}/Controller/Widgets/{your_element_name}Widget.php//, for <font 10.0ptline-height: 13.0pt;font-family: Arial , Helvetica , FreeSans , sans-serif;/Arial , Helvetica , FreeSans , sans-serif;;#000000;;#ffffff>example:</font> <font 10.0ptline-height: 13.0pt;font-family: Arial , Helvetica , FreeSans , sans-serif;/Arial , Helvetica , FreeSans , sans-serif;;#000000;;#ffffff>//app/Plugin/Note/Controller/Widgets/myNotesWidget.php//</font> with the content like the below code: |
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| /* **myNotesWidget.ctp** */ | /* **myNotesWidget.ctp** */ | ||
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| Which case do we need? In common, almost plugin settings needn't a boot setting, but some still have one such as 'enabled' setting which makes us know whether user can access that plugin or not. Why do we need a boot setting? Because when we want to block access, we need to check enable or not in 'routes.php' file of plugin; And importantly, 'routes.php' file is loaded before the system loads unboot settings, so if we don't make 'enabled' setting by boot, we can't check it (because that setting doesn't exist at that time). | Which case do we need? In common, almost plugin settings needn't a boot setting, but some still have one such as 'enabled' setting which makes us know whether user can access that plugin or not. Why do we need a boot setting? Because when we want to block access, we need to check enable or not in 'routes.php' file of plugin; And importantly, 'routes.php' file is loaded before the system loads unboot settings, so if we don't make 'enabled' setting by boot, we can't check it (because that setting doesn't exist at that time). | ||
| - | **> ** New in version 2.2** >** | + | > New in version 2.2** ** > In version 2.2, the "{plugin}_enabled" setting have "is_boot" field is '1' by default when you created a new plugin |
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| - | In version 2.2, the "{plugin}_enabled" setting have "is_boot" field is '1' by default when you created a new plugin | + | |
| ==== Create boot setting ==== | ==== Create boot setting ==== | ||
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