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<chapter id="extensions"> |
| <title>Extensions</title> |
<title>Extensions</title> |
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There are often situations, when more specific functionality is needed from |
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&name;. You will surely agree, that it will be really strange to hardcode all |
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these particular requirements into core &name; class. For this purpose is |
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extension mechanism provided. |
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Extensions are phpMyEdit_<something> classes, where <something> is |
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appropriate extension name. They extend core &name; class, but they also add |
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some new functionality. But they must not only to add new things. It is possible |
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also to disable such features, simply to get desirable behaviour. |
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