Plugin Examples

Former Member — Tue, 04 Aug 2020 19:42:24 GMT

Current Revision posted to Developer Training by Former Member on 08/04/2020 19:42:24

There are many ways to customize the behavior of Verint Community using [[Plugins|plugins]]. Some of the post common scenarios for customization using plugins are below, or you can see the f[[api-documentation:Plugin Types|ull list of available plugin types in API documentation]].

[[Managing Dependencies]]

Plugins can be grouped to ensure that an application, consisting of multiple plugins, appears as one item within the administration UI.

[[Translating Plugin Text]]

Verint Community has built-in support for translation of plugin-rendered text.

[[Exposing Configuration Options]]

Plugins can easily expose configuration options to enable users to provide important information to enable plugin functionality.

[[Handling Events]]

One of the key ways a plugin interacts with the Verint Community platform is by handling platform events.

[[Creating Custom Applications and Content|Creating a Custom Application, Content]]

For tight integration of custom data, custom applications and content types can be created to make use of all of the services that Verint Community provides.

[[Adding Core Service Support to Content]]

Once you've defined a custom content type, you can add support for one or more of the services that Verint Community provides for interacting with content.

[[Handling Embedded Files in Content]]

When defining a custom content type that should support embedding files, Verint Community provides an API (via a plugin) to simplify adding that support.

[[Template-based Email]]

If you want to expose a simple way to customize dynamic rich text, the Verint Community templating engine can be used.

[[Registering Tokens for Templates]]

When using the Verint Community templating engine, you can extend the supported tokens to include custom data.

[[Notifications]]

Integrate custom notifications with the Verint Community notification service for tight integration, subscription, and varied distribution.

[[Defining Permissions]]

When defining custom applications, new permissions can also be added to properly secure your custom functionality.

[[Creating Activity Stories]]

When you want to push rich content to the activity stream, create a new story type.

[[Using Widgets to Render Content From Plugins]]

Implement rendering requirements of plugins using widgets to enable easier development and optional customization.

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Plugin Examples

Ben Tiedt — Mon, 24 Jun 2019 20:28:57 GMT

Revision 2 posted to Developer Training by Ben Tiedt on 06/24/2019 20:28:57

There are many ways to customize the behavior of Telligent Community using [[Plugins|plugins]]. Some of the post common scenarios for customization using plugins are below, or you can see the f[[api-documentation:Plugin Types|ull list of available plugin types in API documentation]].

[[Managing Dependencies]]

Plugins can be grouped to ensure that an application, consisting of multiple plugins, appears as one item within the administration UI.

[[Translating Plugin Text]]

Telligent Community has built-in support for translation of plugin-rendered text.

[[Exposing Configuration Options]]

Plugins can easily expose configuration options to enable users to provide important information to enable plugin functionality.

[[Handling Events]]

One of the key ways a plugin interacts with the Telligent Community platform is by handling platform events.

[[Creating Custom Applications and Content|Creating a Custom Application, Content]]

For tight integration of custom data, custom applications and content types can be created to make use of all of the services that Telligent Community provides.

[[Adding Core Service Support to Content]]

Once you've defined a custom content type, you can add support for one or more of the services that Telligent Community provides for interacting with content.

[[Handling Embedded Files in Content]]

When defining a custom content type that should support embedding files, Telligent Community provides an API (via a plugin) to simplify adding that support.

[[Template-based Email]]

If you want to expose a simple way to customize dynamic rich text, the Telligent Community templating engine can be used.

[[Registering Tokens for Templates]]

When using the Telligent Community templating engine, you can extend the supported tokens to include custom data.

[[Notifications]]

Integrate custom notifications with the Telligent Community notification service for tight integration, subscription, and varied distribution.

[[Defining Permissions]]

When defining custom applications, new permissions can also be added to properly secure your custom functionality.

[[Creating Activity Stories]]

When you want to push rich content to the activity stream, create a new story type.

[[Using Widgets to Render Content From Plugins]]

Implement rendering requirements of plugins using widgets to enable easier development and optional customization.

Plugin Examples

Ben Tiedt — Thu, 13 Jun 2019 19:28:19 GMT

Revision 1 posted to Developer Training by Ben Tiedt on 06/13/2019 19:28:19

[[Managing Dependencies]]

Plugins can be grouped to ensure that an application, consisting of multiple plugins, appears as one item within the administration UI.

[[Translating Plugin Text]]

Telligent Community has built-in support for translation of plugin-rendered text.

[[Exposing Configuration Options]]

Plugins can easily expose configuration options to enable users to provide important information to enable plugin functionality.

[[Handling Events]]

One of the key ways a plugin interacts with the Telligent Community platform is by handling platform events.

[[Creating Custom Applications and Content|Creating a Custom Application, Content]]

For tight integration of custom data, custom applications and content types can be created to make use of all of the services that Telligent Community provides.

[[Adding Core Service Support to Content]]

Once you've defined a custom content type, you can add support for one or more of the services that Telligent Community provides for interacting with content.

[[Handling Embedded Files in Content]]

When defining a custom content type that should support embedding files, Telligent Community provides an API (via a plugin) to simplify adding that support.

[[Template-based Email]]

If you want to expose a simple way to customize dynamic rich text, the Telligent Community templating engine can be used.

[[Registering Tokens for Templates]]

When using the Telligent Community templating engine, you can extend the supported tokens to include custom data.

[[Notifications]]

Integrate custom notifications with the Telligent Community notification service for tight integration, subscription, and varied distribution.

[[Defining Permissions]]

When defining custom applications, new permissions can also be added to properly secure your custom functionality.

[[Extending Rule Support]]

The Telligent Community platform supports extending the rule engine to interact with custom data and perform new actions.

[[Creating Activity Stories]]

When you want to push rich content to the activity stream, create a new story type.

[[Using Widgets to Render Content From Plugins]]

Implement rendering requirements of plugins using widgets to enable easier development and optional customization.