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Call to undefined method ModuleOperations::GetModuleHelp() in /vagrant/web/lib/classes/class.CMSModule.php on line 483.

Happens after each install when opening the Module Manager (RC1).

Okay, thanks.

But why is the $usage argument in CMSModule::RegisterSmartyPlugin then?

It doesn't seem like it's being used...

When I register a Smarty plugin in my module installation the plugin works perfectly on the frontend, but when I try to use them in the admin interface it keeps giving me an "unknown tag" error. I tried to set the $usage argument of RegisterSmartyPlugin to 0, 1 and 2, but neither one of th...

Found a work-around by using the SmartyPreCompile event.

However, I would like to get some feedback to tell me if this is actually the right way to do this?

Hi, I want to register a Smarty (pre)filter for my module. For regular Smarty plugins I just call RegisterSmartyPlugin in my module Install method, but this doesn't seem to work for filters. Where would be the best place to (persistently) register the filter and how should I go about this? Do note t...

I've been looking into this, but it seems that the way the admin menu system currently works, it is nearly impossible to get this working without altering too much of the existing code.

Guess I'll just have to rewrite my module to use different actions somehow.

Okay, I'll get started on it tomorrow. Might take me a few days as these are pretty pretty busy times for me. At first glance the changes shouldn't be too evasive as I simply plan to simply expand the functionality of the CmsAdminMenuItem class. Should I notify you in this post when I'm done, or som...

Can i fix this myself, and pass the changes on to you for revision? If I have to make changes to the CMS itself, I would prefer they would end up in the official release.

Hi, I'm having an issue with the admin menu items. I have a couple of menu items in my module which all redirect to the same module action, but with a different parameter. Let's take the following menu items as an example: action=myaction,myparam=firstparam action=myaction,myparam=secondparam action...

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This should of course be CmsInvalidDataException.

It appears that setting a custom title in the administrator interface is not working. I used the following code in a module action, and it doesn't change the title at all: