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Redmine Plugin Extension and Development

You're reading from   Redmine Plugin Extension and Development If you'd like to customize Redmine to meet your own precise project management needs, this is the ideal guide to understanding and realizing the full potential of plugins. Full of real-world examples and clear instructions.

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Published in Mar 2014
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ISBN-13 9781783288748
Length 114 pages
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Table of Contents (16) Chapters Close

Redmine Plugin Extension and Development
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
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Preface
1. Introduction to Redmine Plugins FREE CHAPTER 2. Extending Redmine Using Hooks 3. Permissions and Security 4. Attaching Files to Models 5. Making Models Searchable 6. Interacting with the Activity Stream 7. Managing Plugin Settings 8. Testing Your Plugin Releasing Your Plugin Index

Accessing our settings


Redmine's Setting model can be used to retrieve the settings values that we've configured.

The Setting model is used internally by Redmine to manage all internal settings. Since the actual values that are being stored are YAML-encoded, they can be more complex than simple strings or integers. The structure of a Setting entry is as follows:

Setting(id: integer, name: string, value: text, updated_on: datetime)

When accessing a plugin settings value, we need to provide the internal name of the setting as well as the key of the specific settings value we want to retrieve. This request takes the following form:

Setting['plugin_redmine_knowledgebase'][key]

The naming convention used is plugin_#{plugin.id} as this is how Redmine internally manages plugin settings (for more information, see /path/to/redmine/app/models/setting.rb).

In the previous section, we discussed the disabling of article summaries if the administrator sets the appropriate toggle in our plugin's configuration...

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