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@@ -72,3 +72,66 @@ Note that the SquirrelMail files assume that all other SquirrelMail
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files are available as ../directory/file. This means that if some file
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in the plugin directory is requested, it must do a chdir("..") before
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including any of the standard SquirrelMail files.
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+
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+
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+List of hooks
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+-------------
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+ generic_header functions/page_header.php
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+ menuline functions/page_header.php
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+ compose_button_row src/compose.php
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+ left_main_before src/left_main.php
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+ left_main_after src/left_main.php
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+ options_save src/options.php (see note on options)
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+ options_link_and_description src/options.php (see note on options)
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+ logout src/signout.php
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+ login_before src/webmail.php
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+ login_verified src/webmail.php
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+ loading_prefs src/load_prefs.php
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+ mailbox_index_before functions/mailbox_display.php
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+ mailbox_index_after functions/mailbox_display.php
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+
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+
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+Options
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+-------
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+
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+It is possible to create your own options sections with plugins. There are
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+three hooks you will need to use.
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+
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+1. options_link_and_description
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+ This creates the link and has a description that are shown on the options
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+ page. This should output HTML that looks like this:
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+
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+ -----cut here-----
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+ function my_function() {
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+ global $color
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+ ?>
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+ <table width=50% cellpadding=3 cellspacing=0 border=0 align=center>
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+ <tr>
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+ <td bgcolor="<? echo $color[9] ?>">
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+ <a href="../plugins/YOUR_PLUGIN/YOUR_OPTIONS.php">YOUR OPTIONS NAME</a>
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+ </td>
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+ </tr>
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+ <tr>
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+ <td bgcolor="<? echo $color[0] ?>">
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+ YOUR DESCRIPTION
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+ </td>
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+ </tr>
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+ </table>
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+ <?php
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+ }
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+ -----cut here-----
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+
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+2. options_save
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+ Here is the code that you need to do to save your options in the
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+ preference files or manipulate whatever data you are trying to change
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+ through the options section. You can look at options.php for details
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+ on how this is to be done.
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+
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+3. loading_prefs (optional)
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+ If you are wanting to save preferences to the preference files, then
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+ you need to do this step as well. Otherwise if you are manipulating
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+ other data, ignore this step.
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+
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+ You should put the code in here that loads your preferences back
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+ into usable variables. Examples of this can be found in the file
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+ src/load_prefs.php
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