jamtur01 / redmine_tab

Add a named tab to Redmine that links to an iframe

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= Tab Plugin for Redmine

A plugin to allow users to create a new Redmine tab to embed content from an iframe on a per-project base.

== CREDITS ==

- Mischa the Evil for extensive updates and refactoring 
- Eric Davis for numerous fixes and new features

== INSTALLATION == 

To install from git: 

$ cd {RAILS_ROOT}/vendor/plugins
$ git clone git://github.com/jamtur01/redmine_tab.git

== INSTRUCTIONS ==

This creates a single tab in which you can embed an iframe. You can globally configure the name of the tab in the 
Plugins -> Tab Plugin configuration options (default is "Tab Name"). The iframe-links can be configured on a per-project 
base using the value of a pre-configured project custom field.

1. You need to go to 'Admin -> Custom fields -> Project' and create a field of the type 'Long text' to hold the 
iframe-link.
2. Select the field you've created in the plugin configuration by selecting Plugins -> Tab Plugin and clicking 
Configure.
3. Inside your project you will need to add your iframe-link as the value of the field you've selected. For example to 
embed Google: <iframe src="http://www.google.com/" style="border: 0" width="800" height="600" frameborder="0" 
scrolling="no"></iframe>
4. Then use the project's Modules tab to enable the Tab module for the project.