New init function for plugins, supports errors reporting

All plugins can optionally add an init function named `pluginname_init()` which is called when the plugin is loaded.

This function is aware of the config, and can return initialization errors, which are displayed in the header template.

Note that the previous error system hack no longer work.

1 files changed, 0 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/application/PageBuilder.php b/application/PageBuilder.php
index 42932f32..32c7f9f1 100644
--- a/application/PageBuilder.php
+++ b/application/PageBuilder.php
@@ -77,9 +77,6 @@ class PageBuilder
         $this->tpl->assign('openshaarli', $this->conf->get('security.open_shaarli', false));
         $this->tpl->assign('showatom', $this->conf->get('feed.show_atom', false));
         $this->tpl->assign('hide_timestamps', $this->conf->get('privacy.hide_timestamps', false));
-        if (!empty($GLOBALS['plugin_errors'])) {
-            $this->tpl->assign('plugin_errors', $GLOBALS['plugin_errors']);
-        }
         $this->tpl->assign('token', getToken($this->conf));
         // To be removed with a proper theme configuration.
         $this->tpl->assign('conf', $this->conf);