admin/oik-activation.php

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<?php // (C) Copyright Bobbing Wide 2012

if ( function_exists( "oik_plugin_lazy_activation" ) ) {
 // It's already defined so we don't need this lot
} else { 

/* function oik_plugin_install_plugin() – Produce an install plugin link */

/* function oik_plugin_activate_plugin() – Produce an "activate" plugin link */
 
/* function oik_plugin_update_plugin() – $path = "update.php?action=install-plugin&plugin=$plugin";
$url = admin_url( $path );
$url = wp_nonce_url( $url, "install-plugin_oik" );
$link = ‘<a href="’;
$link .= $url;
$link .= ‘">Install oik</a>’; */

/* function oik_plugin_check_installed_plugin() – Find out if we think the plugin is installed but not activated or not even installed */


/* function oik_plugin_is_plugin_activated() – This won’t work for Multisite since it doesn’t find the network activated plugins
Even if it did, the admin may not be able to do anything. */

/* function oik_plugin_oik_install_link() – oik_plugin_oik_install_link */
 
if ( !function_exists( "oik_plugin_plugin_inactive" ) ) {
/* function oik_plugin_plugin_inactive() – Display a message when setup is not fully functional due to the dependencies not being activated or installed
Note: We can’t use oik APIs here as we don’t know if it’s activated. */
}

/* function oik_plugin_lazy_activation() – Test if this plugin is functional */


} // end else 
 

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