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These addons are for people who downloaded and set up their own Vanilla forum. Compare your downloaded version with the version requirements on the right.
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Other Requirements:
HTML Formatter (for CKEditor Plugin) http://vanillaforums.org/addon/33 Set List (for Extension Options and enabling jQuery Plugins) http://vanillaforums.org/addon/386| Version | Released |
|---|---|
| v20-1.6.1 | May 2011 |
| v19-1.4.2 | February 2010 |
| V18-1.4.1 | February 2010 |
| v17-1.4.1 | February 2010 |
| v17-1.4.1 | February 2010 |
/plugins folder to install it.by [-Stash-]
This extension adds the jQuery JavaScript library to the header pages of the common Vanilla pages. The idea behind this is:
To call JQuery from your extensions use the following code
includeJQuery(); // call JQuery to ensure it's loaded firstIn order to maintain compatibility with other JS libraries jQuery's compatibility mode is enabled by default. This may mean that your jQuery code will not work without wrapping it in the following code:
Read more about this on the jQuery website
jQuery(document).ready(function($){ // other library compatibility...}); // other library compatibility! None.
+ Test with Vanilla 1.2.1
+ Only have jQuery appear in headers when called. v13-1.2.1
+ Add admin interface. v15-1.2.6
+ Add capability to change between jQuery versions and compression types in a pretty interface. v15-1.2.6
+ Make CKEditor user selectable?
+ Check for HTML Formatter when enabling CKEditor.
+ Add jQuery UI.
+ Add plugins interface v15-1.2.6 and dependency checking.
Download and uncompress the extension files, then upload them to:
/path/to/vanilla/extensions/JQuery/
The path to this extension's default.php file should look like this:
/path/to/vanilla/extensions/JQuery/default.php
To enable the extension you must be logged in with an account that has Administrator privileges. You can enable the extension in Vanilla by clicking on:
Settings > Extensions
Then tick the checkbox for "JQuery"