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OSQA is a good software, but as a developer (not python), the lack of good documentation scares me a bit.
Particularly with regard to the various tricks and patches found here because there is no way to verify if such procedures are correct or not, then can causing problems, especially if the site is already online, or during upgrades.

That said, I have a question to ask: how can I create a plugin? For example, suppose I wanted to make a module that insert new tab "MyTab" after the "Questions" tab, linked to a page "MyPage" generated by the module itself, and containing some information from the database (assuming the email addresses of all users)?
This is just an example to better understand OSQA and thought you might be able to help other developer.

Thank you!

asked 14 Jun '11, 10:40

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Apparently there was a bit on the wiki about Django modules, but it became out of date, and is now no longer publicly visible. If a wiki admin would like to make it visible again, I'm sure that between us, we can knock it into shape.

(14 Jun '11, 12:32) Andrew_S ♦
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