Does Inverse.js (sharing the same source code as Converse.js) support custom developer plugin, like Converse.js ? The same way as Converse.js ?
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I'm using Ionic Capacitor (javascript application + ios/android native wrappers), and I have a situation where I want to get a small piece of data from the javascript layer and pass to ./ios/App/AppDelegate.swift.
Is there any way to achieve this without the use of a plugin? For example, can AppDelegate.swift "listen" for javascript events in a manner similar to how a Capacitor plugin would?
Thus, in my application, I would have a form field (e.g. for email), and then on button click I pass the string to AppDelegate.swift, which then does something with it.
Yes you can do it.
It's documented here
That not the favourite way, though.
Edit:
this is from native to JS in the doc, sorry about it.
I checked a the module you want to install in your app, it seems you want to do it in AppDelegated because of the need of UIApplication.
If it's that i recommend you to create a plugin and use it inside like here
Or last solution you can use a config if you don't need to change the config by deploy
Plugin is likely your best shot.
Not sure which features of that SDK you're using, but you could try using the Cordova plugin they provide. Capacitor supports using some Cordova plugins.
My question is I want to stop "WooCommerce default mailing on New Order placement" with the help of my custom plugin. I dont want to do this task manual, i want everything will work using my custom plugin. And final mail will send using my custom plugin.
Can anyone let me know how should i do this? How can i change functionality of a plugin using another plugin?
Thanks.
I developed a custom Drupal module for an organisation. I want to know if we can upload the Drupal module in the Drupal Marketplace or on drupal.org. If possible, how ?
Also If uploading is not possible, how can we contribute the module?
this is a document about how to create a full project on drupal.org
doc_page
after this you need to upload your code on Drupal repository.
for this use this document
finally apply for approval is your project approve then your project become as approved project and should be available to download on your project page URL
like this drupal.org/project/yourModuleName
you will find many more information about it on drupal.org
hoop this help
THANKS!
I'm using CKForms to create 3 forms, so far, they are independent components, I would like to put them in the same page.
This manual could help :
http://joomlacode.org/gf/download/frsrelease/12021/48586/manual_ckforms-EN-1.3.4.pdf
In order to use multiple instances of the same component in a joomla page, you have to check if there is a module or a plugin available.
If there is an option for a module you could publish each instance in a module position.
If there is a plugin, you could create an article (or a module in some cases) and add plugin code to load plugin instance.
Checking CKForms site I could see that there are both options.
Hope this helps
I have a plugin that i have installed & I am able to view it on the plugin manager , however i have no idea how to use it on the template i.e is it possible to assign plugins to positions? I am new to joomla assistance would be appreciated.
Plugins respond to (are triggered by) events. They are not meant to be attached to an specific position (like modules are). What you should do is to enable it, then it'll start listening for some event(s). Did you build this plugin yourself? If it's someone else's it's commonplace to use {myplugin} parameters {/myplugin} syntaxis, so that you can call it from any editor field. In that case you could have a module with an editor field, place it in any position you want and then call your plugin from it.
For more information about plugins, see http://docs.joomla.org/Plugin