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| <div class="title">Writing a simple application with an embedded iframe and launcher link</div>
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| ==Provide an iframe for the content area (since 7.8)==
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| Developing an app with an iframe for the content area is quite easy.
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| All it needs is a manifest file (manifest.json) and the app file (main.js).
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| Both should be located in an designated folder in the apps folder.
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| In this example the namespace 'com.example' will be used. (apps/com.example)
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| To make use of the provided helper function io.ox/core/tk/iframe has to be required in the define section.
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| <pre class="language-javascript">
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| define('com.example/main', [
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| 'io.ox/core/tk/iframe',
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| 'gettext!com.example'
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| ], function (createIframeApp, gt) {
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| 'use strict';
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| var iframeApp = createIframeApp({
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| name: 'com.example', // the name of the app
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| title: gt('Hallo, World!'), // the title of the app as used in the launcher
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| pageTitle: gt('Hallo, World!'), // the page Title
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| url: 'https://www.example.com/', // the domain which should be used for the iframe
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| acquireToken: true // generates a login token and appends it to the supplied url
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| });
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| return {
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| getApp: iframeApp.getApp
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| };
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| });
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| </pre>
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| ==Add app to the launcher (since 7.8)==
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| To display an app in the launcher, the property 'topbar': true has to be set in the manifest.json file of the app.
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| To define the order, use the index value in the manifest.json file.
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| <pre class="language-javascript">
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| {
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| "title": "Hallo, World!",
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| "company": "external",
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| "icon": "/images/icon.png",
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| "category": "Dev",
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| "settings": false,
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| "index": 10000,
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| "topbar": true
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| }
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| </pre>
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| ==Reorder / remove apps from launcher (since 7.6)==
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| To define a custom order of the apps or remove an app from the laucher the server-side setting topbar/order can be used to provide a comma-separated list of apps which should be available in the launcher.
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| Example: io.ox/core//topbar/order=io.ox/mail,com.example,io.ox/contacts,io.ox/portal
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| An app which is not listed here, is not available in the launcher anymore.
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