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AJAX and extensions
I'm developing a new extension, and specifically trying to use the "PreExtensionDisable" delegate of the ExtensionForm class. My delegate function wasn't getting registered before ExtensionForm->SwitchExtension is called, so I looked in appg/ajax_init.php and noticed the following:
While I understand the argument for disabling this functionality, couldn't the same argument be made about extensions and any other part of Vanilla? Should an extension not be given the opportunity to perform cleanup when disabled?
// INCLUDE EXTENSIONS
// 2006-06-16 - Extensions are no long included here because bad
extensions were causing standard ajax features to break.
// include($Configuration['APPLICATION_PATH'].'conf/extensions.php');
While I understand the argument for disabling this functionality, couldn't the same argument be made about extensions and any other part of Vanilla? Should an extension not be given the opportunity to perform cleanup when disabled?
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