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--- en:plugins:installation [2020/12/12 19:25] – fasse
+++ en:plugins:installation [2024/11/23 19:39] (current) – [Install plugins outside of an Admidio page] greno
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 You can also use the plugins outside of the Admidio pages and integrate them into your own HTML / PHP pages. However, a few additional steps are necessary.
-If you want to integrate the plugin into a pure html page, you should first rename the file extension of the page from html to php. Now you can integrate the plugin with help from PHP into your formerly pure HTML page. Now add the plugins // (as an example here the plugin login_form) // into your Html code at the point where the output of the plugin should be displayed by one of the following methods:
+If you want to integrate the plugin into a pure html page, you should first rename the file extension of the page from html to php. Now you can integrate the plugin with help from PHP into your formerly pure HTML page. Now add the plugins (as an example here the plugin //login_form//) into your Html code at the point where the output of the plugin should be displayed by one of the following methods:
 . First the file //common.php// must be added **at the very beginning** of your PHP file via the server path:
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 ===== Where can I configure the plugins?=====
-You can configure most plugins via **config.php** file that is located in the same folder as the plugin. Here are some variables with default values available. This you can customize according to your needs.
+You can configure most plugins via a **config.php** file. For this purpose, a **config_sample.php** file is usually delivered, which should be located in the folder of the plugin. You can simply rename this file to **config.php**. Here are some variables with default values available. You can change them according to your needs.
-Does the plugin have a CSS file, it can be customized using the the layout of the plugin.
-Updating a plugin, these 2 files should not been necessarily overwritten. In case new settings or CSS settings are added by the update, then the new variable or CSS settings should be copied from the downloaded files into the existing files //(config.php and pluginname.css)// of the plugin and the desired values can be customized .
+If the plugin has its own CSS file, the layout of the plugin can be adjusted via this file.
+When updating the plugin, these two files need not and should not be overwritten. If new settings or CSS settings are added by the update, the new variables or CSS settings can be copied from the **config_sample.php** into the previous files //(config.php and pluginname.css)// of the plugin and the desired values can be inserted.
 An example of integration of multiple plugins in a sidebar you can see on this screenshot in the highlighted area:
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 ===== How do I update a plugin?=====
-If there is an update, because of a bug fix, a new feature, or due to an incompatibility with current Admidio version, you can replace the plugin folder. Download the latest version from [[http://forum.admidio.org/viewforum.php?f=9|Plugin Area]]  and replace the existing plugin folder with the new folder of the downloaded zip-file. Special features of the update are mentioned in the **readme.txt**  in the plugin folder.
+If there is an update, because of a bug fix, a new feature, or due to an incompatibility with current Admidio version, you can replace the plugin folder. Download the latest version from [[en:plugins:index|Plugin Area]]  and replace the existing plugin folder with the new folder of the downloaded zip-file. Special features of the update are mentioned in the **readme.txt**  in the plugin folder.