Plugin Plugin Manager
Use this wiki plugin to display information about plugins and modules included on the site. All plugins or modules may be listed with a description, parameters and/or parameter information for each. A single plugin/module or range of plugins/modules can be displayed. Special formatting for a single plugin/module is also available.
See all plugins for a page listing plugins for past versions and linking to the relayed documentation page.
Parameters
List wiki plugin or module information for the siteIntroduced in Tiki 1.
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Preferences required: wikiplugin_pluginmanager
| Parameters | Accepted Values | Description | Default | Since |
|---|---|---|---|---|
limit |
digits | Number of plugins to show. Can be used either with start or plugin as the starting point. Must be an integer 1 or greater. | 5.0 | |
module |
text | Name of a module (e.g., calendar_new), or list separated by |, or range separated
by -. Single module can be used with limit parameter. |
6.1 | |
plugin |
text | Name of a plugin (e.g., backlinks), or list separated by |, or range separated
by -. Single plugin can be used with limit parameter. |
5.0 | |
preference |
text | Name of a preference (e.g., bigbluebutton_dynamic_configuration), or list separated by |, or range separated
by -. Single preference can be used with limit parameter. |
27 | |
prefsexport |
text | Default preferences export with columns name, description, location or list more separated by |. |
name | description | locations | 27 |
start |
digits | Start with this plugin record number (must be an integer 1 or greater). | 5.0 | |
trackerfield |
text | Name of a tracker field, or list separated by |, or range separated
by -. Single preference can be used with limit parameter. |
27 | |
type |
text | Type of the object to get tiki doc from (e.g: plugin, module, preference, ...) | 27 | |
paramtype |
alpha | Only list parameters with this doctype setting. Set to none to show only
parameters without a type setting and the body instructions. |
15.0 | |
singletitle |
(blank) top table |
Set placement of plugin name and description when displaying information for only one plugin | none | 5.0 |
titletag |
alnum | Sets the heading size for the title, e.g., h2. |
h3 | 5.0 |
info |
Determines what information is shown. Values separated with |.
Ignored when singletitle is set to top or none. |
description | parameters | paraminfo | 1 | |
showparamtype |
(blank) y n |
Show the parameter doctype value. |
15.0 | |
showtopinfo |
(blank) y n |
Show information above the table regarding preferences required and the first version when the plugin became available. Shown by default. | 15.0 |
Tip
The table of parameters above was produced using PluginManager. Look at the source of this page to see how.
Examples
List plugins with description
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{pluginmanager info="description" limit="5"}
Would produce on this site:
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| Accordion | Create content within collapsable items |
| Activitystream | Create a social network activity stream. |
| Addfreetag | Provide an input field for adding a tag to an object |
| Addreference | Add a bibliography reference. |
| Addrelation | Provide a button to toggle a pre-specified relation. |
Range of plugins with detail info
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{pluginmanager info="parameters|paraminfo" plugin="js-lang"}
Would produce on this site:
Required parameters are in bold
| Plugin | Parameters | Parameter Info |
|---|---|---|
| Js | file |
JavaScript filename |
lateload |
Late load, use headerlib Options: | y | n |
|
| Kaltura | id |
Kaltura ID of the video to be displayed |
player_id |
Kaltura Dynamic Player (KDP) user interface configuration ID Options: | 23583451 | 13412472 | 7693591 | 7668631 | 7645931 | 7645941 |
|
width |
Width of the player in pixels or percent | |
height |
Height of the player in pixels or percent | |
align |
Alignment of the player Options: | left | center | right |
|
float |
Alignment of the player using CSS float Options: | left | right |
|
| Kanban | boardTrackerId |
Id of the tracker the board is a partial representation of |
title |
Tracker field containing the inline editable text shown on each card. | |
description |
Optional text shown below the title on each card. | |
column |
Tracker field representing the columns, usually a dropdown list with options such as "Wishes", "Work" and "Done". | |
columnValues |
For the tracker field mapped in "column", defines for each column the value a tracker item must have for that field, as well as the label displayed as the column header and the WiP limit for that column. Implicitely defines the number of columns and in which order they are shown; You can skip values so they are not part of the board (and you typically do, if only to eventually archive done cards). The parameter is and array of colon separated values, each containing a coma separated arguments configuring the column. In order, the configuration represent the: 1) Mandatory. The value the mapped field must have in the tracker item for the card to be shown in the matching column. 2) Optional. If present and not "null", the text to be displayed as the column header instead of the normal tracker field label for the value above. (For example "Done" instead of "Closed") 3) Optional. If present and not "null", the WiP (Work in Progress) limit for the cards in the column. In "null", there is no limit for the number of cards in the column. Typically you will use null for the first and last column. null or nothing between the comas means the parameter is not set. Necessary since the arguments are positional. So for example: someValue,someAlternateTextToDisplay,null:someOtherValue,,4 Means the board would have two colums, the first column would be titled "someAlternateTextToDisplay" containing cards with the value "someValue" for the mapped field and no limit to the number of cards. The second column would have cards with "someOtherValue" for the mapped field, with whatever the label is for that value in the field definition, and the column would be highlighted red if there is more than 4 cards. No card with any other value would be anywhere on the board. To allow empty values, include a field with an empty value (ex: someValue:someOtherValue:,Unsorted cards) If the whole parameter is absent (not recommended), all possible field values will be used to generate columns (except the empty value). | |
order |
Sort order for cards within a cell. Must be a numeric field. You will have to create it if the board represents an existing tracker. It is not meant to be displayed to the user, or represent something global like "priority" (that would make no sense on a partial representation). It merely means that the card is displayed above any card with lower value, and below any card with a higher one if displayed in the same cell. When a card is moved board will halve the value of the two surrounding cards to compute the new value. | |
swimlane |
Tracker field representing the "rows" or "swimlanes" of the board. Can be any field with discrete values. Usually represents a client, a project, or a team member. By default, all tracker items with that field set to a valid values will be shown on the board. To allow empty values, see swimlaneValues. Note: A kanban board can have multiple rows, but these rows aren't independent, they share the same possible States and Wip limits. If what you want is completely independent "rows", create two boards on the same tracker, with different filters. | |
swimlaneValues |
Similar to columnValues, except there is no WiP limit. To allow empty values, include a field with an empty value (ex: someValue:someOtherValue:,Unsorted cards). An aditional swimlane will be included for empty values. If the parameter is present but only contains the empty value (ex: ,Unsorted cards), all possible field values will be used to generate swimlanes, and an aditional swimlane will be included for empty values. | |
| Lang | lang |
List of languages for which the block is displayed. Languages use the two letter
language codes (ex: en, fr, es, ...). Use + to separate multiple languages. |
notlang |
List of languages for which the block is not displayed. Languages use the two
letter language codes (ex: en, fr, es, ...). Use + to separate multiple languages. |