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• R_J Admin

  April 2014

  First one is a skeleton for a page of the look and feel of a standard vanilla page

  public function VanillaController_MyPlugin_Create($Sender) {
     $Sender->MasterView = 'default';
  
     $Sender->ClearCssFiles();
     $Sender->AddCssFile('style.css');
     $Sender->AddCssFile('myplugin.css', 'plugins/MyPlugin');
  
     $Sender->AddModule('UserBoxModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('CategoriesModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('BookmarkedModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('GuestModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('NewDiscussionModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('DiscussionFilterModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('SignedInModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('CategoryFollowModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('DraftsModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('CategoryModeratorsModule');
     $Sender->AddModule('Ads');
  
     $Sender->SetData('Breadcrumbs', array(array('Name' => T('My Plugin'), 'Url' => '/vanilla/myplugin')));
  
     $Sender->Render(parent::GetView('myplugin.php'));
  }
  

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• teachinbundy New

  May 2014

  Please can we get some more, awesomeness

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• R_J Admin

  December 2016

  I never posted any follow ups, but there are a lot of things I need more often...

  This one put at the end of a view will force a reload of the page after a popup has been closed.

  <script>
  var myFunc = $.popup.close;
  $.popup.close = function () {
    myFunc.apply(this, arguments);
    location.reload(); 
  };
  </script>
  

  Needful if you have a "edit" popup on a page and want the page to reload after you have made your changes

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• R_J Admin

  December 2016 edited December 2016

  Although using pluginController for the plugins setting screen is recommended, I prefer using the settingsController:

  A settings screen where you do some validations:

      public function settingsController_..._create($sender) {
          $sender->permission('Garden.Settings.Manage');
  
          $sender->addSideMenu('dashboard/settings/plugins');
  
          $sender->setData('Title', t('...'));
  
          $validation = new Gdn_Validation();
          $configurationModel = new Gdn_ConfigurationModel($validation);
          $configurationModel->setField(
              [
                  '....Field1',
                  '....Field2',
                  '....Field3',
                  ...
              ]
          );
          $sender->Form->setModel($configurationModel);
  
          if ($sender->Form->authenticatedPostBack() === false) {
              // If form is displayed "unposted".
              $sender->Form->setData($configurationModel->Data);
          } else {
              // Validate posted form.
              $sender->Form->validateRule('....Field1', 'ValidateRequired');
              $sender->Form->validateRule('....Field1', 'ValidateInteger');
              $sender->Form->validateRule('....Field2', 'ValidateRequired');
              // Enum validation.
              $field = (object)[];
              $field->Enum = ['Monday', 'Tuesday']; // etc
              $field->AllowNull = true;
              $sender->Form->validateRule('....Field3', ['Name' => 'ValidateEnum', 'Args' => $field]);
              // "Manual" errors:
              if (! some condition ) {
                  $sender->Form->setValidationResults(
                      [
                          '....Field2' => [
                              'Any number of error messages',
                              'provided as an array'
                          ]
                      ]
                  );
              }
  
              // Try saving values.
              if ($sender->Form->save() !== false) {
                  $sender->informMessage(
                      sprite('Check', 'InformSprite').t('Your settings have been saved.'),
                      ['CssClass' => 'Dismissable AutoDismiss HasSprite']
                  );
              }
          }
          $sender->render($this->getView('settings.php'));
      }
  

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• rbrahmson ✭✭✭

  November 2017

  If you click on a link (let's call it "FormB") without .Popup, the link is simply followed and the page FormB opens. After you click the submit button, the you will still be on FormB. That is not what you would like to see if you submit FormB as a popup from Main, nor? >

  No. We defined the logic that pressing some specific Button-B on FormMain redirects to another formB which upon some Button-Return pressing returns to Main. So there is an implicit parent-child flow relationship. Clearly, pressing Button-Return gives control to the code that renders FormB. Then that code tries to redirect for the Main, and that's working fine without the Popup but breaks if FormB was in a popup. So again, I think for FormB logic should work identically regardless of the Popup state (in other words, Vanilla should handle it internally upon realizing that a different view is rendered). Here is the ideal FormB logic in pseduocode:

  FormB:
     if (postback) 
        If (Button-Return)
           redirect to Main     //Ideally that should work regardless of whether it is in a popup or not
        fi
     fi
  

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• Kaspar ✭✭✭

  February 2019

  Thanks to @R_J 's <a href="https://open.vanillaforums.com/discussion/comment/255689/#Comment_255689">post</a> I figured how to avoid Plugin ThemeChooser from applying a custom theme to dashbard.

  public function base_render_before($sender) {
     // The first argument passed to that function is the current controller, the instance calling the method is named "$sender" by default in Vanilla.
     // Most probably you do not want to do anything in the dashboard.
     if (inSection('Dashboard')) {
        return;
     }
  

  
  

  In /plugins/ThemeChooser/class.themechooser.plugin.php - just after:

  class ThemeChooserPlugin extends Gdn_Plugin {
      public function Base_Render_Before($Sender) {
          $Session = Gdn::Session();
          if (!$Sender->Data || !$this->Enabled()) {
              return;
          }
  

  I added:

  if (inSection('Dashboard')) {
        return;
     }
  

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