Enable plugins on rcapdev? about dbmonitor HOT 8 CLOSED

@thomasnwilson, did you see any difference here, or figure anything out?

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All I did was create (using the term loosely...more like I copied) a plugin in php and then saved the path to the php file as a bookmark in REDCap. This was actually talked about today on the REDCap tech call. It appears that I guessed the most often used way to access a plugin. You can also use a plugin as a stand-alone url to perform a specific function, while accessing REDCap data.

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Can you see if plugins will work for you on rcapdev? I think I replicated what you did, but something's not right.

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Where are the .php files located?

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Are you talking about this directory? C:\inetpub\wwwroot\redcap\plugins That's the same directory as our REDCap instance.

Unless you're talking about some other files I'm not aware of.

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I think the plugins have to be stored in the same root folder that the redcap installation is under. That folder doesn't have the installation of rcapdev...at least not that I can see. If this is the case, it would probably explain why the rcapdev plugins aren't working.

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@wibeasley

Getting ready to leave in a few minutes. If we need to talk more about this, give me a call.

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I'll look at it and we'll talk tomorrow or Monday.

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