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#This software is obsolete.

Custom Pages Extended

Allows admins to add custom pages (html, php, or markdown), widgets (php), iframes or external links to various navigations (e.g. top navigation, account menu).

New Features in Extended Version

  • Widgets - Create widgets on various pages that allow endless possiblies!
  • PHP Pages for Inline-Module Creation!
  • Active User Model data passed for Inline-Module creation.
  • Active Space Model data passed to Space Widgets for Inline-Module creation
  • Set link target for external/internal links.
  • Set unlisted pages which will not appear on menus
  • More Soon ...

Installation

  • Simply drop the module as custom_pages into your /protected/modules/ folder
  • Activate the module

Updating from Custom Pages or Previous Version

You can update Custom Pages with Custom Pages Extended. To do so, follow these simple directions

  • Overwrite the modules/custom_pages/ with the new source code
  • Disable the module from Admin Control center
  • Enable the module to migrate the database

Alternatively you can update with YIIC with the following command: path/to/php yiic migrate --migrationPath=custom_pages.migrations

PHP Page / Widget Usage

  • The PHP pages run off the eval() functioning, meaning all supplied input needs to be already in PHP Mode. Do not start, or end with <?php ... ?>, instead write as if already in PHP Mode.
  • One of the most important things to remember is you are writing PHP in the confines of Yii and HumHub and must write within those standards.
  • You can use the object var $user to access user information such as the user display name $user->displayName
  • When using Widget Type Space (Sidebar Widget) you can access the space information with the $space variable. For example to access the space name you would use $space->name

What is a Inline-Module

A Inline-Module is a form of module that is ran all within one file hooked into the main system it is extending. Usually these forms of modules are included include() into a application that updates regularily, allowing your code to be seperate and easily modified/re-included.

Examples

For more information visit parent module: https://github.com/humhub/humhub-modules-custom-pages