allow custom dirs with new filter, moved changelog to separate file

changelog.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+*0.1*
+Initial version.
+*0.2*
+Clean Up & code styling alignment.
+*0.3*
+Minor styling fixes.
+*0.4*
+Moved to OOP concept.
+*0.5*
+Improved API: now supports different plugin locations aside from the `WP_CONTENT_DIR`.
+*0.5.1*
+Minor fix for left over debug code.
+*0.5.2*
+JS styling for readability.
+*0.6*
+Removed "activate" link when plugin is already active, as suggested by Julien Chaumond in Issue #3.
+*0.7*
+Added the "adp_root_{$root}" filter to allow completely custom locations. Moved changelog to separate file.

inc/api.php

@@ -125,9 +125,12 @@ function _get_new_plugin_directory_root( $root )
 			break;
 
 		case 'content' :
-		default :
 			$root = WP_CONTENT_DIR;
 			break;
+
+		default :
+			$root = apply_filters( "adp_root_{$root}", WP_CONTENT_DIR );
+			break;
 	}
 
 	return trailingslashit( $root );

plugin-dirs.php

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 Plugin Name:  Additional Plugin Directories
 Plugin URI:   http://github.com/chrisguitarguy
 Description:  A framework to allow adding additional plugin directories to WordPress
-Version:      0.6
+Version:      0.7
 Author:       Christopher Davis
 Contributors: Franz Josef Kaiser, Julien Chaumond
 Author URI:   http://christopherdavis.me

readme.md

@@ -10,16 +10,4 @@ For an example, take a look at the `example_plugin` folder and the `register_add
 
 You need to copy this folder to your actual plugins folder and then activate it from within your plugins list. It only works if the main plugin is activated.
 
-*) the one you defined with the `WP_PLUGIN_DIR` or `WPMU_PLUGIN_DIR` in your wp-config.php file - or the default `plugins` folder in your install. 
-
-
-CHANGELOG
-
-0.1   Initial version
-0.2   Clean Up & code styling alignment
-0.3   Minor styling fixes
-0.4   Moved to OOP concept
-0.5   Improved API - now supports different plugin locations aside from the `WP_CONTENT_DIR`.
-0.5.1 Minor fix for left over debug code
-0.5.2 JS styling for readability
-0.6   Removed "activate" link when plugin is already active, as suggested by Julien Chaumond in Issue #3
+*) the one you defined with the `WP_PLUGIN_DIR` or `WPMU_PLUGIN_DIR` in your wp-config.php file - or the default `plugins` folder in your install.