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WoltLab Suite Documentation

WoltLab Suite 6.0 Documentation

WoltLab Suite Documentation

Getting Started
PHP API
PHP API
- Pages
- Database Objects
- Database Access
- Exceptions
- API
  API
  - Caches
    Caches
    
    Overview
    
    Persistent Caches
    
    Runtime Caches
  - Comments
  - Cronjobs
  - Events
  - Form Builder
    Form Builder
    
    Overview
    
    Structure
    
    Fields
    
    Validation and Data
    
    Dependencies
  - Package Installation Plugins
  - User Activity Points
  - User Notifications
  - Sitemaps
- Code Style
- Apps
- GDPR
Languages, Templates & CSS
Languages, Templates & CSS
TypeScript and JavaScript API
TypeScript and JavaScript API
- General Usage
- TypeScript
- Components
  Components
- New API
  New API
- Legacy API
- Code Snippets
Package Components
Package Components
- package.xml
- PIPs
  PIPs
  - Overview
  - aclOption
  - acpMenu
  - acpSearchProvider
  - acpTemplate
  - acpTemplateDelete
  - bbcode
  - box
  - clipboardAction
  - coreObject
  - cronjob
  - database
  - eventListener
  - file
  - fileDelete
  - language
  - mediaProvider
  - menu
  - menuItem
  - objectType
  - objectTypeDefinition
  - option
  - page
  - pip
  - script
  - smiley
  - sql
  - style
  - template
  - templateDelete
  - templateListener
  - userGroupOption
  - userMenu
  - userNotificationEvent
  - userOption
  - userProfileMenu
- Database PHP API
Migration
Migration
- From WoltLab Suite 5.5
  From WoltLab Suite 5.5
- From WoltLab Suite 5.4
  From WoltLab Suite 5.4
- From WoltLab Suite 5.3
  From WoltLab Suite 5.3
- From WoltLab Suite 5.2
  From WoltLab Suite 5.2
- From WoltLab Suite 3.1
  From WoltLab Suite 3.1
  - PHP API
- From WoltLab Suite 3.0
  From WoltLab Suite 3.0
- From WCF 2.1
  From WCF 2.1
Tutorials
Tutorials
- Tutorial Series
  Tutorial Series
  - Overview
  - Part 1
  - Part 2
  - Part 3
  - Part 4
  - Part 5
  - Part 6

WoltLab Suite 6.0 Documentation#

Introduction#

This documentation explains the basic API functionality and the creation of own packages. It is expected that you are somewhat experienced with PHP, object-oriented programming and MySQL.

Head over to the quick start tutorial to learn more.

About WoltLab Suite#

WoltLab Suite Core as well as most of the other packages are available on GitHub and are licensed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License 2.1.

Last update: 2022-08-09