• Using traditional JS libraries as modules
• Traditional scripts
• Third-party assets

Thanks a lot Nikolai,

I am trying to use Traditional scripts but how to load external js. I used to load "links" in head this way.

elgg_register_plugin_hook_handler('head', 'page', 'favicon_head');

function favicon_head(\Elgg\Hook $hook) {

$data = $hook->getValue();

$data['links']['apple-touch-icon'] = [

'rel' => 'apple-touch-icon',

'href' => elgg_get_simplecache_url('favicon_override/favicon-128.png'),

];

return $data;

}

How to load non AMD javascript using elgg_register_plugin_hook_handler('head', 'page', $callback);

Regards,

cd /mod/plugin_name

composer update --dry-run

composer update elgg/elgg

this would update Elgg, you can replace `elgg/elgg` with any plugin you wish to update.

Also have a look at https://getcomposer.org/doc/01-basic-usage.md#updating-dependencies-to-their-latest-versions

thanks a lot

Thanks a lot.

please keep in mind "_elgg_services()" is an internal function and changes can be made without the need for backwards compatibility.

Why do you need to run a SQL script? Can't it be solved with the existing methods like an async upgrade?

Hi @Jerome,

I am using a plugin that is not compatible with elgg-3.3.x

The plugin requires two additional tables. that's why I am asking for run_sql_script() equivalent in elgg 3.3.x.

So I just need to run a sql script that will create two database tables.

Regards,