Change Log:
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Version 0.4.8 Beta (12/19/2011)
- Attempt at allowing plugins that create tooltips via OnEnter/OnLeave to be scaled and reanchored
Version 0.4.7 Beta (11/27/2010)
- Fix for error when enabling/disabling an unloaded plugin
Version 0.4.6 Beta (10/13/2010)
- Libraries updated
Version 0.4.5 Beta (09/11/2010)
- Added the option to override a plugin provided label with it's name
Version 0.4.4 Beta (07/19/2010)
- Corrected a potential issue with generating panel keys
- Updated to use the new AceGUI-3.0-SharedMediaWidgets
- Minor code tweaks
Version 0.4.3 Beta (06/10/2010)
- Fix for panel positioning bug
Version 0.4.2 Beta (06/10/2010)
- Added localization support
- Corrected an issue with ConfigMode support
- Modified the behavior of the icon zoom option
- Convert.lua may now be deleted (only needs to run once each update)
Version 0.4.1 Beta (06/02/2010)
- Fixed issue with icon updates (iconCoords, iconR, iconG, iconB)
Version 0.4 Beta (05/31/2010)
- Major overhaul
Version 0.3.3 Beta (12/11/2009)
- Added MMOUI Minion support to TOC file (X-WoWI-ID)
- Library update (fixes buff frame not moving with other Blizzard frames)
Version 0.3.2 Beta (05/24/2009)
- Corrected an issue with plugins that define their type after their data object is first created
- Fixed a bug with the report option not properly hiding errors/warnings when disabled
Version 0.3.1 Beta (05/23/2009)
- The configuration window now remains centered when the panel/plugin lists are added on the side, this can be disabled with the option DockingStation-General-Center Configuration
Version 0.3 Beta (05/23/2009)
- LDB type is no longer defaulted to 'data source' if none given
- Most duplicate errors/warnings are now ignored
- Changed the way panel labels are templated
- Reworked how panels and plugins are selected in the options panel
Version 0.2.26 Beta (05/08/2009)
- Fixed a bug with panel visibility
- Updated libraries
Version 0.2.25 Beta (05/08...
Description:
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A display platform for LibDataBroker (LDB) based plug-ins. The display is provided through panels, each having sections (Left, Center, Right) corresponding with how a plugin is justified within it.
All plugins are disabled by default and you must turn on the ones you want to use. This is to avoid the complete mess that results from all plugins being on with the first use. The only plugin on at the start is the one provided by this addon to access its options easily. Just click it to start changing settings.
With plugins unlocked you can drag and drop them to other panels/sections and have them automatically adjust to their new location. There are no limitations on the drag and drop capabilities other than the new location for a plugin must be within a panel. You may also change the location of a plugin through the plugin options menu.
Almost all sub-sections of settings have a default option. The defaults follow a set pattern. First plugins check their settings, if default, they next go to their panel's settings. If the panel is also set to default then it defers to the addon's global settings. Finally, if the global settings are still set to default, then the hard coded defaults are used.
Note: It is recommended that you delete the folder(s) for an existing addon when updating to a different version. This is to keep files that are no longer used from taking up space.
Translators: To submit a translation please just edit existing files (example: DockingStation\Locales\deDE.lua and DockingStation_Config\Locales\deDE.lua) and send them to me.
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Version 0.4.8 Beta (12/19/2011)
- Attempt at allowing plugins that create tooltips via OnEnter/OnLeave to be scaled and reanchored
Version 0.4.7 Beta (11/27/2010)
- Fix for error when enabling/disabling an unloaded plugin
Version 0.4.6 Beta (10/13/2010)
- Libraries updated
Version 0.4.5 Beta (09/11/2010)
- Added the option to override a plugin provided label with it's name
Version 0.4.4 Beta (07/19/2010)
- Corrected a potential issue with generating panel keys
- Updated to use the new AceGUI-3.0-SharedMediaWidgets
- Minor code tweaks
Version 0.4.3 Beta (06/10/2010)
- Fix for panel positioning bug
Version 0.4.2 Beta (06/10/2010)
- Added localization support
- Corrected an issue with ConfigMode support
- Modified the behavior of the icon zoom option
- Convert.lua may now be deleted (only needs to run once each update)
Version 0.4.1 Beta (06/02/2010)
- Fixed issue with icon updates (iconCoords, iconR, iconG, iconB)
Version 0.4 Beta (05/31/2010)
- Major overhaul
Version 0.3.3 Beta (12/11/2009)
- Added MMOUI Minion support to TOC file (X-WoWI-ID)
- Library update (fixes buff frame not moving with other Blizzard frames)
Version 0.3.2 Beta (05/24/2009)
- Corrected an issue with plugins that define their type after their data object is first created
- Fixed a bug with the report option not properly hiding errors/warnings when disabled
Version 0.3.1 Beta (05/23/2009)
- The configuration window now remains centered when the panel/plugin lists are added on the side, this can be disabled with the option DockingStation-General-Center Configuration
Version 0.3 Beta (05/23/2009)
- LDB type is no longer defaulted to 'data source' if none given
- Most duplicate errors/warnings are now ignored
- Changed the way panel labels are templated
- Reworked how panels and plugins are selected in the options panel
Version 0.2.26 Beta (05/08/2009)
- Fixed a bug with panel visibility
- Updated libraries
Version 0.2.25 Beta (05/08...
Description:
--------------------
A display platform for LibDataBroker (LDB) based plug-ins. The display is provided through panels, each having sections (Left, Center, Right) corresponding with how a plugin is justified within it.
All plugins are disabled by default and you must turn on the ones you want to use. This is to avoid the complete mess that results from all plugins being on with the first use. The only plugin on at the start is the one provided by this addon to access its options easily. Just click it to start changing settings.
With plugins unlocked you can drag and drop them to other panels/sections and have them automatically adjust to their new location. There are no limitations on the drag and drop capabilities other than the new location for a plugin must be within a panel. You may also change the location of a plugin through the plugin options menu.
Almost all sub-sections of settings have a default option. The defaults follow a set pattern. First plugins check their settings, if default, they next go to their panel's settings. If the panel is also set to default then it defers to the addon's global settings. Finally, if the global settings are still set to default, then the hard coded defaults are used.
Note: It is recommended that you delete the folder(s) for an existing addon when updating to a different version. This is to keep files that are no longer used from taking up space.
Translators: To submit a translation please just edit existing files (example: DockingStation\Locales\deDE.lua and DockingStation_Config\Locales\deDE.lua) and send them to me.