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Some plugins have setup options or other types of administrative settings that enable plugin administrators to tailor the plugin for their application instance or requirements.

Whenever you install a plugin, you should refer to its documentation to learn about administrative configuration options for the plugin.

You can access plugin administration settings from the Manage Plugins page. For some plugins, the same settings are also accessible from a link in the administration menu. The same configuration page appears in either case.

The Configure button appears for the plugin only if: 

  • The plugin has administrative configuration settings that it exposes through the host application user interface.
  • The plugin is enabled. The button does not appear if the plugin is disabled.

In some cases, the host application needs to be restarted for the changes to be applied. Consult the plugin documentation or test the change in a staging environment before making the change on a production system.  

To configure a plugin:

  1. As a user with administrator privileges, navigate to the Manage Plugins page.
  2. Find the plugin you want to update by navigating the plugin list or by entering keywords in the Filter visible plugins box. 
  3. Click on the plugin to open its details view.

  4. Click the Configure button.
    The configuration options appear.

  5. Configure the settings and save to apply your changes.

 

The administrative configuration options are provided by the plugin itself, which is responsible for ensuring its own compatibility with the host application. If you encounter any problems while attempting to configure the plugin, you should seek support from the plugin provider. For more information, click the Support and Issues link in the plugin details view. 

 

 

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