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<!-- apps/demo/views/multi-file.html -->

{! filemanager/util/multi-file !}

<script>
$(function () {
  $.multi_file ({
		field: '#files',
		preview: '#preview'
	});

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{! filemanager/util/browser !}

<script>
$(function () {
  // Get the image list from the hidden field
	function get_images () {
		var images = $('#images').val ();
		
		if (images.length === 0) {
			return [];

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<!-- apps/demo/views/file.html -->

{! filemanager/util/browser !}

<form method="post" id="{{_form}}">

<p>
	<input type="text" name="file" id="file" value="{{file|quotes}}" />
	<input type="submit" id="browse" value="{"Choose an file"}" />
</p>

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<!-- apps/demo/views/images.html -->

{! filemanager/util/browser !}

<form method="post" id="{{_form}}">

<p>
	<input type="submit" id="browse" value="{"Choose an image"}" />
	<input type="hidden" name="image" id="image" value="{{image|quotes}}" />
</p>

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<!-- apps/demo/views/yesno.html -->

<form method="post" id="{{_form}}">

<p>
	Yes/no:<br />
	<select name="yesno">
		<option value="yes"{% if yesno === 'yes' %} selected{% end %}>{"Yes"}</option>
		<option value="no"{% if yesno === 'no' %} selected{% end %}>{"No"}</option>
	</select>

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<!-- apps/demo/views/wysiwyg.html -->

{! admin/util/wysiwyg !}

<textarea name="body" id="webpage-body" cols="90" rows="28">{{body}}</textarea>

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Save the formhook.php file to apps/test/handlers/formhook.php then add this to the [Hooks] section of conf/config.php:

form/submitted[] = test/formhook

Create a form and enter a test submission through it on the website (I just embed it on a page with the Dynamic Objects > Embed a Form option in the wysiwyg editor). You should see something like the following in cache/_form_values_.txt:

{"form":"1","values":{"name":"Joe User","email":"joe@example.com","comments":"Testing."}}

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Similar to how class="current" is added after the nav list is generated, we may be able to check $i18n->url_includes_lang and inject the language prefixes in the same way. If we setup a menu structure like the following, this seems to work correctly for both top-level and section navigation:

• English (en)
  • About (about)
  • Products (products)
• Français (fr)
  • A propos (a-propos)
  • Produits (produits)

The navigation/top output then becomes:

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/**
 * Provides a Dynamic Objects menu for the Redactor editor,
 * which integrates with Elefant's dynamic handler embedding
 * capability.
 */

if (typeof ReactorPlugins === 'undefined') var RedactorPlugins = {};

RedactorPlugins.dynamic = {
  // Initialize the plugin

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This will show/hide links in the Tools admin menu based on a custom user role field. Note that it doesn't prevent users from browsing to those links through other means.

To add it to your site:

1. Log into Elefant and go to Tools > Users > Custom Fields. Add a Role drop down field and list all admin roles here.
2. Save the tools.php file to apps/acl/handlers/tools.php.
3. Edit the tools.html file to add your own roles and the links they can see, then save it to apps/acl/views/tools.html.
4. Add this tag directly below the {! admin/head !} tag in each layout template, including layouts/admin.html: