[Solved] Organizing Multiple OnManagerWelcomeHome Events

Quote from: BobRay at Mar 05, 2010, 10:04 PM

You had several unclosed braces. One of the problems with Plugins is that if there is any typo or syntax error it just does nothing. You’ve also got a fair amount of unnecessary code since you don’t have to identify the event or do any decision making in the plugin (since the plugin is only triggered by one event). Try this:

<?php

//Plugin attached to OnManagerWelcomeHome System Event

$e = &$modx->Event;
$output ='';
// set generic params

 $rowTpl = 'homeCustom';
 $params['level'] = '1';
 $params['ignoreHidden'] = 'TRUE';
 
// set params for Current Properties and call Wayfinder
                
        $outerTpl = '@CODE: <h3 class="h3pad">Current Properties</h3><ul class="ulpad">[+wf.wrapper+]</ul>';
        
        $params['startId'] = '4';
        
        $params['rowTpl'] = $rowTpl;
        $params['outerTpl'] = $outerTpl;
        $output = $modx->runSnippet('Wayfinder', $params);
        $output .= '<hr />';

// set params for Pending Properties and call Wayfinder
        
        $outerTpl = '@CODE: <h3 class="h3pad">Pending Properties</h3><ul class="ulpad">[+wf.wrapper+]</ul>';
        
        $params['startId'] = '34';
        
        $params['rowTpl'] = $rowTpl;
        $params['outerTpl'] = $outerTpl;
        $output .= $modx->runSnippet('Wayfinder', $params);
        $output .= '<hr />';

// set params for Sold Properties and call Wayfinder        
        
        $outerTpl = '@CODE: <h3 class="h3pad">Sold Properties</h3><ul class="ulpad">[+wf.wrapper+]</ul>';
        
        $params['startId'] = '27';
        
        $params['rowTpl'] = $rowTpl;
        $params['outerTpl'] = $outerTpl;
        
        $output .= $modx->runSnippet('Wayfinder', $params);
        $output .= '<hr />';

        $e->output($output);
        
        return;

Make sure the plugin is tied to the OnManagerWelcomeHomeEvent.

thanks! it works fine I had to add "//" in front of the <?php in the beginnin for it to work but it works perfectly

I’m glad it worked.

Plugins don’t need the <?php tag (you can just remove it), but it provides syntax highlighting in Forum postings which makes them easier to read.