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Is there a way to hook into placeholderapi?
See the guide below on how to obtain placeholders to use them in your plugin. So our plugin is going to soft depend on PlaceholderAPI. If PlaceholderAPI is not found, we will simply ignore adding our custom placeholders. Now, there are many ways to register a hook to add your own placeholders.
For example “form_example_menu()” is called when menu information is gathered. In many examples, you will see names such as “hook_menu()” or “my_theme_menu()” and in these cases “my_theme” and “hook” should be replaced by the name of your module or theme.
Can a plugin soft depend on placeholderapi?
So our plugin is going to soft depend on PlaceholderAPI. If PlaceholderAPI is not found, we will simply ignore adding our custom placeholders. Now, there are many ways to register a hook to add your own placeholders. I find it cleaner and easier to create a separate class which extends the abstract class PlaceholderHook or EZPlaceholderHook.
How to add placeholders to form fields in Drupal?
Just add the placeholder in the #attributes array for the form field element, such as in the following code. Stumbled upon this and thought Clive’s answer seemed nice to automatically add placeholders. Thou, a few minor changes are needed to get it right in drupal 8, so here’s pretty much the same answer, but suitable for your drupal 8 theme.
How does a placeholder hook work in Minecraft?
Upon starting the server the plugin will pick the most convenient placeholder plugin you have loaded. After that plugin has loaded its placeholders it will try to add them to the supported hooks. Placeholders of plugins that allowed getting the data of offline players are supported (see the list).
Why are my placeholders not working in Minecraft?
Small unfixable bug in the placeholders wiki page: All placeholders that are marked with * or ** but contain a “*” inside them {bungeecount@*} <- do not work. First thing you have to make sure is that you are running the latest version of my placeholder plugins and this PlaceholderHook.