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| − | This page contains many links to selected documentation concerning Module Development for {{JVer|2.5}} and {{JVer|3.x}}. A good place to start is with the '''[[#Recommended Reading|Recommending Reading]]''' articles below as they provide a good introductory base of knowledge to build on. | + | {{Top portal heading|color=white-bkgd|icon=cubes|icon-color=#5091cd|size=5x|text-color=#333|title=<translate>Module Development</translate>}} |
| + | <translate>This page contains many links to selected documentation concerning Module Development for {{JVer|2.5}} and {{JVer|3.x}}. A good place to start is with the '''[[#Recommended Reading|Recommending Reading]]''' articles below as they provide a good introductory base of knowledge to build on.</translate> | ||
| − | {{tip|Modules are lightweight and flexible [[Extension|extensions]] used for page rendering. These modules are often “boxes” arranged around a [[component]] on a typical page. A well-known example is the login module. Modules are assigned per menu item, so you can decide to show or hide (for example) the login module depending on which page (menu item) the user is currently on. | + | {{tip|<translate>Modules are lightweight and flexible [[S:MyLanguage/Extension|extensions]] used for page rendering. These modules are often “boxes” arranged around a [[S:MyLanguage/component|component]] on a typical page. A well-known example is the login module. Modules are assigned per menu item, so you can decide to show or hide (for example) the login module depending on which page (menu item) the user is currently on.<br /> |
| − | + | '''See also''': [[S:MyLanguage/Component|Component]], [[S:MyLanguage/Plugin|Plugin]], [[S:MyLanguage/Template|Template]]</translate> | |
| − | '''See also''': [[Component]], [[Plugin]], [[Template]] | + | |title=<translate>What is a Module?</translate>}} |
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Revision as of 08:53, 23 June 2015
This page contains many links to selected documentation concerning Module Development for 
and 
. A good place to start is with the Recommending Reading articles below as they provide a good introductory base of knowledge to build on.
Modules are lightweight and flexible extensions used for page rendering. These modules are often “boxes” arranged around a component on a typical page. A well-known example is the login module. Modules are assigned per menu item, so you can decide to show or hide (for example) the login module depending on which page (menu item) the user is currently on.
See also: Component, Plugin, Template
<translate> List of all articles belonging to the categories "FAQ" AND "Module Development"</translate> <translate>
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List of all articles belonging to the categories "Tutorials" AND "Module Development"</translate>
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- Creating a simple module
- Extension Installer</translate>
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