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Plugin Module
Use this Wiki Plugin to display Modules in a wiki page (they are usually displayed in the left or right columns). To display a module in a wiki page, use the syntax:{MODULE(module=>module_name_here)}{MODULE}This syntax is that of a standard wiki plugin, so it is possible to use the shorthand syntax:
{MODULE(module=>module_name_here)/}You can optionally pass other parameters :
{MODULE(module=>module_name_here, align=>left|center|right, max=>, np=>0|1, args...)/}| Parameter | Accepted values | Effect | Since |
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| align | left, center, right, nofloat, none | Alignment of the module in the page nofloat causes module to be inlined | |
| max | Numeric | Meant to control number of rows (apparently works only for some modules) | |
| np | 0, 1 | If set to 1, the HTML output isn't parsed for WikiSyntax(the smarty syntax is parsed) | |
| flip | n, y | If set to y, module is shadeable. This overwrite the default behavior specify in Module Admin | Tiki 1.9 |
| decorations | n, y | If set to n, box decorations are suppressed(default y), see Module Admin | Tiki 1.9 |
| float | left, none, right | Sets the position of the module in the page | Tiki 1.9 |
| overflow | |||
| title | string | can redefine the title | |
| notitle | y, n | to not have title (default n) | tw>=3.0 |
| name | |||
| other | Depends on the parameter | The parameter is passed to the module. |
Example:
{MODULE(module=>wiki_last_comments)/}shows:
Note: This plugin works only with the basic modules, not with the user modules.
Displaying a module in a Template (.tpl)
You can place a module anywhere (header, footer) using the following syntax in a .tpl file:
{wiki}{literal}{MODULE(module=>wiki_last_comments)/}{/literal}{/wiki}
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