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 12/06/11 03:59am (Read 1,897 times)  
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::Ben

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Before autoinstall plugins handled postinstall functions by calling a plugin_postinstall function
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// give the plugin a chance to perform any post-install operations
    if (function_exists ('plugin_postinstall')) {
        if (!plugin_postinstall ()) {
            $uninstall_plugin ();

            return false;
        }
    }



What is the best way to do it now?

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 12/06/11 04:03am  
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The postinstall function is still supported. Are you saying it doesn't work?

bye, Dirk
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 12/06/11 07:00am  
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As I do not found any function calling to plugin_postinstall in the system folder, I assume that authors of plugins must include the call somewhere.

The question is where?

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 12/06/11 07:08am  
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It's called either from the install script or from admin/plugins.php - so that's why you won't find it in systems Smile

Both the bundled Links and XMLSitemap plugins have a postinstall function in their autoinstall.php that you can refer to for examples.

bye, Dirk
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 12/06/11 10:14am  
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Mr. Green I forgot to look at the right folder.

Thanks,

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