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* thank you Mr George , i already sent an message to this email address ,
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From : Thomas Sutton Date : 16 June 2008 10:15:26 AM To : M.P.Prakash

R.Lewis Subject : Re : [Spip-en] Help needed for a plugin

Hi Lewis,

On 13/06/2008, at 10:52 PM, M.P.Prakash R.Lewis wrote :

Hi,

I am writing a plugin module to add a customized footer from a third party
server. The idea is one central server will update some information across
all captive spip servers. How do I invoke the plugin or the module ? The
module is written in PHP. Any information or suggestions would be very
helpful. I would be very grateful for any insight.

It depends on how and when this PHP can be called.

To create a new (global) tag you can do a something like :

function balise_THE_YEAR($p) $p->code = "date('Y')" ; return $p ;

in mes_fonctions.php (or any PHP file that gets loaded, really), then you
can use :

Is it #THE_YEAR

in your templates. If you can arrange for your PHP package to be included,
and it has a [very] simple interface (a single PHP function call, for
instance) then something like the above might do what you want. If you
need to pass parameters to your PHP code, then it gets a little more
complex, but not much.

If you needed two arguments, and the second has a default value of
"default", your mes_fonctions.php might look like :

include("magicfooter.php") ;

// potentially other stuff...

function balise_MAGIC_FOOTER($p) $arg1 = interprete_argument_balise(1,$p)
; $arg2 = interprete_argument_balise(2,$p) ; if (!$arg2) $arg2 =
"\"default\"" ; $p->code = "magicFooter($arg1, $arg2)" ; return $p ;

You'll notice that this code for the #MAGIC_FOOTER tag makes $p->code a
*string containing PHP* that SPIP will evaluate later. In this case,
#MAGIC_FOOTER1,hello will get SPIP to run magicFooter("1", "hello"). Note,
though that both of these will be cached by SPIP...

Hope this helps,

Thomas Sutton Web Developer bouncingorange graphic + web design

any way im still waiting any person help me thanks

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