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SOLVED Plugins Open In New Window v64

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    Has anyone else been able to get a WHM plugin to open in the same window post v64? Neither target=mainFrame nor target=_self has worked for me in either of these versions. running v66 at the moment. Confirmed that /usr/local/cpanel/bin/show_appconfig shows target: _self on the plugin in question. I even tried target=_self in the /var/cpanel/apps conf file for the Configure ClamAV Scanner plugin, and that too still opens in a new window.

    If anyone has a link to an example plugin that opens in the same window, I would be happy to review that.
     
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    The updated behavior is documented under the "target" key on the following document:

    Guide to WHM Plugins - AppConfig Configuration File - Software Development Kit - cPanel Documentation

    Here's the corresponding entry from the 64 Release Notes:

    In the 66 Release Notes:

    Let us know if this helps.

    Thank you.
     
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    I'm setting up a whm plugin in the same window and added "target=_self" in app config. But still the plugin interface open in new window. ( cPanel version used is v68.0.37 ). Can you give me some hints for this.
     
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    Can you let us know the contents of your plugin's app configuration file?

    Thank you.
     
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    Contents are here;

    --------
    name=xxxxx
    service=whostmgr
    url=/cgi/addon_xxx.cgi
    target=_self
    user=root
    acls=any
    displayname=XXXX

    --------
     
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    I have added the following entry and it worked for me.

    entryurl=addon_xxxx.cgi
     
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    I'm glad to see that helped. Thank you for sharing the outcome.
     
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