Plugin Processors modules | index next | 3. App Integration 3.1. Menus 3.2. Attach Menus 3.3. App-Hooks 3.4. Navigation Modifiers 3.5. Custom Plugins 4. API References 4.1. cms.plugin_base 4.2. menus.base your app: 1. Menus Static extend the menu entries 2. AttachMenus Attach your menu to a page. 3. App-Hooks Attach whole apps with optional menu to a page. 4. Navigation Modifiers Modify the whole menu tree described above. A base class for this purpose can be found in cms/utils/navigation.py 3.3. App-Hooks With App-Hooks you can attach whole Django applications to pages. For example you have a news app and you

2.5. Storing configuration 2.6. Advanced 3. App Integration 3.1. Menus 3.2. Attach Menus 3.3. App-Hooks 3.4. Navigation Modifiers 3.5. Custom Plugins 4. API References 4.1. cms.api 4.2. cms.constants 4 app: 1. Menus Statically extend the menu entries 2. Attach Menus Attach your menu to a page. 3. App-Hooks Attach whole apps with optional menu to a page. 4. Navigation Modifiers Modify the whole menu tree described above. A base class for this purpose can be found in cms/utils/navigation.py 3.3. App-Hooks With App-Hooks you can attach whole Django applications to pages. For example you have a news app and you

Advanced settings of the CMS pages attaching to this apphook. get_urls() method is what actually hooks the application in, returning a list of URL configurations that will be made active wherever the apphook with explaining how to do things than with helping you understand how it works. Plugins Application hooks (“apphooks”) Publishing Serving content in multiple languages Internationalisation Permissions Search preserve_fields save_as save_on_top search_fields show_full_result_count view_on_site Application hooks (“apphooks”) An Application Hook, usually simply referred to as an apphook, is a way of attaching

app: 1. Menus Statically extend the menu entries 2. Attach Menus Attach your menu to a page. 3. App-Hooks Attach whole apps with optional menu to a page. 4. Navigation Modifiers Modify the whole menu tree described above. A base class for this purpose can be found in cms/utils/navigation.py 4.3.3 App-Hooks With App-Hooks you can attach whole Django applications to pages. For example you have a news app and you {% language "de" %} {% url myapp_namespace:app_main %} {% endlanguage %} What makes namespaced app hooks really interesting is the fact that you can hook them up to more than one page and reverse their URLs

your app: 1. Menus Static extend the menu entries 2. AttachMenus Attach your menu to a page. 3. App-Hooks Attach whole apps with optional menu to a page. 4. Navigation Modifiers Modify the whole menu tree described above. A base class for this purpose can be found in cms/utils/navigation.py 3.3.3 App-Hooks With App-Hooks you can attach whole Django applications to pages. For example you have a news app and you

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Advanced settings of the CMS pages attaching to this apphook. get_urls() method is what actually hooks the application in, returning a list of URL configurations that will be made active wherever the apphook with explaining how to do things than with helping you understand how it works. Plugins Application hooks (“apphooks”) Publishing Serving content in multiple languages Internationalisation Permissions Using preserve_fields save_as save_on_top search_fields show_full_result_count view_on_site Application hooks (“apphooks”) An Application Hook, usually simply referred to as an apphook, is a way of attaching

human-readable name, and will be displayed to the admin user. get_urls() method is what actually hooks the application in, returning a list of URL configurations that will be made active wherever the apphook toolbar, or otherwise account for it in your site’s frontend code, it provides CSS and JavaScript hooks for you to use. It will add various classes to the page’s element: cms-ready, when the toolbar with explaining how to do things than with helping you understand how it works. Plugins Application hooks (“apphooks”) Publishing Serving content in multiple languages Internationalisation Permissions Using