Cor Bosman wrote:
> On Jun 26, 2009, at 2:43 PM, Eduard Krieger wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> in my opinion adding an Hook inside of the template-files is not a
>> good
>> idea, since then the template-designer is responsible to add the
>> hook in
>> it's own template. And i don't think this is really a good idea. For
>> every new template there is the risk that the designer forget to
>> include
>> the hook inside. And if then some plugins don't work someone with more
>> knowledge must look why.
>
> I agree that hooks inside the template files isnt a good idea. The OP
> could probably just add his rss link to the template itself. Thats
> what templates are for.
>
> I looked at the code, and the template class seems like a perfect
> place to add a hook thats called after each template object and/or
> container. The interesting part is, there already is one!
>
> $hook = $this->app->plugins->exec_hook("template_container", $attrib);
>
> This hook is called with the container id as a parameter, and you can
> return content to add to the container. Unfortunately, it doesnt work,
> because RC uses the hook internally and doesnt play nice :) In
> function template_container_hook() it replaces the content instead of
> adding to it. I think that currently it isnt really meant to be a
> publicly available hook. Maybe the devs can shed some light on this
> and other hooks in the template class.
>
> But, the spot where that hook is placed, is where we could have a
> before/after hook to add stuff to template objects and containers.
>
> Cor
>
Solved for new taskbar icons. UI elements can be added using included
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