Adminplugincenteraction.class.php:
<?php
include_once( PLOG_CLASS_PATH."class/action/admin/blogowneradminaction.class.php" );
include_once( PLOG_CLASS_PATH."class/view/admin/admintemplatedview.class.php" );
include_once( PLOG_CLASS_PATH."class/view/admin/adminerrorview.class.php" );
include_once( PLOG_CLASS_PATH."class/plugin/pluginmanager.class.php" );
/**
* \ingroup Action
* @private
*
* Shows the list of plugins loaded.
*
* In the future it'll be possible to do more things from within the
* "Plugin Center", but for now this is enough... Planned things:
* <ul>
* <li>per blog enable/disable plugin</li>
* <li>add/remove plugins</li>
* <li>I'll add more when I can think of more :)</li>
* </ul>
*/
class AdminPluginCenterAction extends BlogOwnerAdminAction
{
/**
* Constructor. If nothing else, it also has to call the constructor of the parent
* class, BlogAction with the same parameters
*/
function AdminPluginCenterAction( $actionInfo, $request )
{
$this->BlogOwnerAdminAction( $actionInfo, $request );
}
/**
* Carries out the specified action
*/
function perform()
{
// initialize the plugin manager and load the plugins
$pluginManager =& PluginManager::getPluginManager();
// check if the plugin manager is enabled or not, since if it's not
// there is no point in this feature...
if( !$pluginManager->isEnabled()) {
$this->_view = new AdminErrorView( $this->_blogInfo );
$this->_view->setMessage( $this->_locale->tr("error_plugins_disabled"));
$this->setCommonData();
return false;
}
// we need to get an array with the plugins
$pluginManager->refreshPluginList();
$pluginManager->setBlogInfo( $this->_blogInfo );
$pluginManager->setUserInfo( $this->_userInfo );
$plugins = $pluginManager->getPlugins();
// create a view and put the plugin objects in the template
$this->_view = new AdminTemplatedView( $this->_blogInfo, "plugincenter" );
$this->_view->setValue( "plugins", $plugins );
$this->setCommonData();
// better to return true if everything fine
return true;
}
}
?>
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