#Suplugins update#
All you need to do is update your SU Podium V2.6 program.Īfter purchasing you will receive an email with invoice. PLEASE NOTE: If you already have SU Podium V2.6, you do not need to purchase anything to work with SketchUp 2023. The purchase will go thru but a V2.6 license will not be issued and your purchase will be refunded minus a small refund fee.Įnter your SU Podium V2.5 license below to purchase the V2.6 upgrade. Students must purchase V2.6 student licenses.
#Suplugins upgrade#
Please Note - if you have a student license of SU Podium V2.5, you can not upgrade to a commercial version of SU Podium V2.6. This upgrade is for customers who own SU Podium V2.5 Plus and use SketchUp Pro 2018/2019/2020/2021/2022/2023 (Win/ Mac) or SketchUp 2017 (Windows only).
#Suplugins full#
It is also possible to submit add-on sub-plugins separately.SU Podium V2.6 is the newest release of SU Podium, the photo-realistic rendering plug-in for SketchUp Pro 2018, 2019, 2020, 2021, 2022, 2023 (Win/ Mac) or SketchUp 2017 (Windows only) and now INCLUDES Podium Browser full content. See lib/editor/tinymce/ for a real example.īasic set of sub-plugins is usually distributed with each add-on. It is the responsibility of the parent module's settings.php file to include the subplugin's settings pages. When you create a new type of sub-plugin, you should document the expected API.Ī subplugin can include a settings.php page but it will not be included automatically. For example, and quiz report has to follow the rules for quiz reports that the quiz module sets, and a workshop allocation has to follow the rules set by the workshop module. However the details of what APIs the sub-plugin has to provide depends on the type of sub-plugin it is. It can have a version.php (don't forget the object is $plugin not $mod), a lang directory, and can have a db directory with install.xml and all the others files can can go in there.Īs a minimum, you will need the version.php file and a language file with 'pluginname' defined. Moodle includes only basic listing of installed sub-plugins and support for sub-plugin uninstallation.Ī lot of the basic structure of a sub-plugin is the same as any other plugin. It is useful if you need to cleanup up some db tables or settings when uninstalling individual sub-plugins. Since Moodle 2.6 sub-plugin types may define custom uninstallation method. Namespace mod_feed\plugininfo class feedview extends \core\plugininfo\base Uninstallation support Here is an example of the class for a plugin called mod_feed and subtype called feedview (doc comments omitted for brevity): Since Moodle 2.6 the class has to be called \plugintype_pluginname\plugininfo\subtypename and is expected to be in plugindir/classes/plugininfo/subtypename.php file. In Moodle 2.5 the class was named plugininfo_plugintype and was expected to be in plugindir/adminlib.php file.
sub-plugin type names must be short because there are limits on database table name lengthsĭevelopers should always define a plugininfo class that describes the properties of subplugins.sub-plugin types must be globally unique - they must not collide with any other plugin type, core subsystem or any other sub-plugin type.sub-plugin type names must use only letters +.$string = 'Submissions allocation method' $string = 'Submissions allocation methods' $string = 'Grading evaluation method' $string = 'Grading evaluation methods' $string = 'Grading strategy' $string = 'Grading strategies' Naming rules and recommendations
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