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  • Started 11 months ago by SamBauers
  • Latest reply from amethystdragon
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  1. > hmmm nice, i miss a download button

    You'll find that in the original plugin. : )

    @ _ck_

    Is this just a proof of concept or are you planning to fork this plugin and start a new one?

    Posted 11 months ago #
  2. It's just a proof of concept for play. I wanted a list and "borrowing" your dataset seemed like the fastest way.

    If you changed how your class functions work it would break but I can make the source available to whomever wants.

    Posted 11 months ago #
  3. I kinda would like a page that loads all plugins made by me, so I can have a page on my website showing the plugins made by me with description and download button, just like ck's page does.

    Can you release it as a (stand alone) plugin perhaps? As far as I know, SamBauers is admin only...

    Posted 11 months ago #
  4. feature suggestion:

    change the "install" column to "action" and in addition to the "install" link, create a "readme" link with a link directly to the svn readme. The full path and filename should already be known. If you keep it outside of trac, it can be viewed directly in the browser since the correct headers are sent.

    ie. http://plugins-svn.bbpress.org/plugin-browser-for-bbpress/trunk/readme.txt

    optionally you could use the curl/fsockopen fetch and format the readme.txt into pretty html with colours and bold so it's easier to read.

    (you could then also include a direct download link in the "action" column so it would be three lines: "readme" "install" "download" )

    Posted 11 months ago #
  5. Hmmm I'm trying to make use of this plugin but I'm having some issues - The plugin shows up in the admin and I have enabled it and pulled down the latest list of plugins available - No problems there..

    However, when I try to install a plugin off the list - it creates the appropriate directory and informs me that the plugin has been installed but when I go to activate it - I don't see it in the plugin list and when I check the contents of the directory - its empty - the permissions on the directory are set to 755

    Anyone any ideas?

    Posted 10 months ago #

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