2011-03-17, 22:24:29
The plugins can't be fully automatically uninstalled, because they would need to also edit the template file and look for their initiation code, scan all pages if the plugin is initiated from within page content, and delete files created by the plugin. It may be even too difficult to do without problems if plugin doesn't work only by calling an empty function like
Full automatic installation/deinstallation system is easier to maintain in database driven CMS-es, but I don't say it's not possible for this one. But it would need also a full management of the plugin, not only to install it and voilla, plugin's on, but there are its options ?
Other thing is that if you installed a plugin in a working environment, you are fully aware of necessity to have it.
Code:
<?php nasty_plugin() ?>
Other thing is that if you installed a plugin in a working environment, you are fully aware of necessity to have it.
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