Hi all There's a new release 2006-12-12 available of the following plugins: * Blog - requires Include and Pagelist plugins * Discussion - requires Pagelist Plugin * Editor - requires Pagelist Plugin * Feed (new) - extends Blog, Discussion, Editor and Tag plugins * Include - required for Blog Plugin * Pagelist (new) - required for Blog, Discussion, Editor and Tag plugins * Tag - requires Pagelist Plugin Download: http://www.wikidesign.ch/en/plugin/start I fixed all known bugs in these plugins and for sure introduced some new ones ;-). But the main point is a change in architecture. As you can see, these plugins are quite interdependent. Before, every plugin had its own routines to list pages in a nice table or to offer feeds. But similiar, not identical, code is a nightmare to maintain. So I decided to introduce helper plugins - plugins that help other plugins to perform a certain task. This has the advantage that when, for example, the Pagelist Plugin is improved, all plugins using it do profit. The new helper plugin type is just a class (in helper.php) that inherits from the base plugin class, so it can access the plugins' language strings and configuration settings. No changes to DokuWiki are necessary. It's easy to use other plugins, see an example here: http://wiki.splitbrain.org/plugin:pagelist Take a look at the list of helper plugin methods offered by my plugins: http://www.wikidesign.ch/en/plugin/helper_plugins One thing I'm not yet sure about, is whether helper plugins, that are required for another plugin, should be bundled. I think Chris mentioned once, the plugin manager could handle installing multiple plugins at once, but would it check if the installed version was newer or would it just overwrite? -- esther -- DokuWiki mailing list - more info at http://wiki.splitbrain.org/wiki:mailinglist