plugins:configuration
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| Most plugins provide a standardized config.php configuration file (see above) which is located at root of their directory. This file is not persistent, meaning that on each plugin update, you'll have to backup and restore it once the new plugin version will be uploaded. | Most plugins provide a standardized config.php configuration file (see above) which is located at root of their directory. This file is not persistent, meaning that on each plugin update, you'll have to backup and restore it once the new plugin version will be uploaded. | ||
| - | Because that behavior is not really convenient, the plugin API provides a way to solve that issue in a more elegant way by creating local configuration files. Local plugin configuration files are automatically merged with the primary configuration files. Those files are persistent and are never deleted automatically, even when i-MSCP get updated. | + | Because that behavior is not really convenient, the plugin API provides a way to solve that issue in a more elegant way by creating local configuration files. Local plugin configuration files are automatically merged with the primary configuration files. Those files are persistent and are never deleted automatically, even when i-MSCP is being updated. |
| ====How It Works==== | ====How It Works==== | ||
/var/www/virtual/i-mscp.net/wiki/htdocs/data/pages/plugins/configuration.txt · Last modified: 2018/03/21 11:10 by nuxwin
