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Updating Manager Pages in a Plugin VI

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: updating, manager pages, plugin, delete draft, button

Adding a delete draft button that works.

Read more | Comments (0) | Aug 11, 2017

Updating Manager Pages in a Plugin V

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: updating, manager, pages, buttons, delete draft

Creating a functional Delete Draft button

Read more | Comments (0) | Aug 06, 2017

Updating Manager Pages in a Plugin IV

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: updating, manager, pages, plugin, buttons, javascript

Making the Edit Draft and Edit Original buttons do what they're supposed to do

Read more | Comments (0) | Jul 29, 2017

Updating Manager Pages in a Plugin III

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: manager, page, updating, addeventlistener, onclick, buttons

Using onClick vs addEventListener to make screen buttons execute JavaScript functions

Read more | Comments (0) | Jul 23, 2017

Updating Manager Pages in a Plugin II

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: updating, manager, page, plugin, JavaScript, buttons, heredoc syntax

Adding buttons to the Create/Edit Resource Manager page with JavaScript in a plugin attached to OnDocFormRender

Read more | Comments (0) | Jul 15, 2017

Hiding the help button III

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: hiding, help, button, controlling, plugins

Hiding the help button in the Manager with CSS

Read more | Comments (0) | Aug 26, 2016

Hiding the Help Button II

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: hiding, help, button

Hiding the help button in the Manager with CSS

Read more | Comments (1) | Aug 24, 2016

Hiding the Help Button I

Posted by Bob Ray | Tags: hidding, help, button

Using CSS to hide the help button in the MODX Manager

Read more | Comments (0) | Aug 24, 2016




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