Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-22 Thread Falko Trojahn
Am 14.03.2011 16:00, schrieb Tomasz Melcer:
 On 14.03.2011 14:06, Tomas Mrozek wrote:
 Main disadvantage is that you're not able to use T3editor with syntax
 coloring...

 ...while the advantage is that you use full scale text editor with
 syntax coloring plus much much more. ;-)
 
 Yes... as long as you have syntax coloring scheme. I found nothing for vim.
So googling for typo3 vim syntax file shows (German only - sorry):

http://www.tugle.de/know_how/typo3_tutorials/typoscript_komfortabel_editieren/syntax_highlighting_mit_gvim.html

 
 But for me it is still much easier to edit, I got so much used to vim
 that I tend to write :wq everywhere.
Me, too :)

HTH
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Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-15 Thread Ivano Luberti
For the ones that were not able to understand how to use TS in a file
instead that in the DB  I just have found this:

http://jasonlefkowitz.net/2007/01/easier_typoscri/

It suggests also a mixed way, using external editors through a Firefox
add on, nut I think this has been already made old by the new editor in
Typo3 available since 4.4.x.

But is there an english version of this link?

http://www.typo3.net/forum/beitraege/thema/39250/


Il 14/03/2011 16.04, Tomasz Melcer ha scritto:
 On 13.03.2011 23:24, Ivano Luberti wrote:
 If I have well understood you cannot have different templates in
 different sub trees? Do you mean that you have several TS files one for
 each template record?
 My webpage isn't complicated enough for this to be required -- one 10kB
 TS file, including lots of comments. But I imagine having multiple files
 with page-specific TS included in relevant parts would be next step for me.

 I also still use config editor for site-specific and page-specific
 configuration.

 Tomasz Melcer
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Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-14 Thread Marcus 'biesior' Biesioroff

W dniu 11-03-13 19:13, Tomasz Melcer pisze:

Hello,

I am now writing all my TypoScript in a file, and my template record is
just including this file. This makes me easier to coordinate with
changes to html/css template, as I can keep everything in Subversion.

Are there any disadvantages of this method compared to keeping TS in the
database?

Thanks,

Tomasz Melcer


Main disadvantage is that you're not able to use T3editor with syntax 
coloring... so... if you feel pretty well with TSref it's no problem.


This model is quite good, when there is some team that should have 
'mirrored' configuration for their local - development environments.


On the other hand, when I'm working alone on projects I prefer to store 
templates in DB.


Finally, in case of subtemplates (that Ivano is asking in some post 
below) there is possible to use TS conditions to make individual 
configuration on the chosen part of tree only.


ie.:

[PIDinRootline = 123, 345]
page.10 
page.10  plugin.tx_someplugin_pi1
page.10.code = SINGLE
[global]

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Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-14 Thread Josef Florian Glatz

Am 14.03.2011 10:34, schrieb Marcus 'biesior' Biesioroff:

W dniu 11-03-13 19:13, Tomasz Melcer pisze:

Hello,

I am now writing all my TypoScript in a file, and my template record is
just including this file. This makes me easier to coordinate with
changes to html/css template, as I can keep everything in Subversion.

Are there any disadvantages of this method compared to keeping TS in the
database?

Thanks,

Tomasz Melcer


Main disadvantage is that you're not able to use T3editor with syntax
coloring... so... if you feel pretty well with TSref it's no problem.


Since TYPO3 4.5.x its possible to edit those linked files in t3editor :)


This model is quite good, when there is some team that should have
'mirrored' configuration for their local - development environments.

On the other hand, when I'm working alone on projects I prefer to store
templates in DB.

Finally, in case of subtemplates (that Ivano is asking in some post
below) there is possible to use TS conditions to make individual
configuration on the chosen part of tree only.

ie.:

[PIDinRootline = 123, 345]
page.10 
page.10  plugin.tx_someplugin_pi1
page.10.code = SINGLE
[global]




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Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-14 Thread Tomas Mrozek
 Main disadvantage is that you're not able to use T3editor with syntax
 coloring...

...while the advantage is that you use full scale text editor with
syntax coloring plus much much more. ;-)

Tomas Mrozek
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Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-14 Thread Tomasz Melcer
On 14.03.2011 14:06, Tomas Mrozek wrote:
 Main disadvantage is that you're not able to use T3editor with syntax
 coloring...
 
 ...while the advantage is that you use full scale text editor with
 syntax coloring plus much much more. ;-)

Yes... as long as you have syntax coloring scheme. I found nothing for vim.

But for me it is still much easier to edit, I got so much used to vim
that I tend to write :wq everywhere.

Thanks for all your answers,

Tomasz Melcer
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Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-14 Thread Tomasz Melcer
On 13.03.2011 23:24, Ivano Luberti wrote:
 If I have well understood you cannot have different templates in
 different sub trees? Do you mean that you have several TS files one for
 each template record?

My webpage isn't complicated enough for this to be required -- one 10kB
TS file, including lots of comments. But I imagine having multiple files
with page-specific TS included in relevant parts would be next step for me.

I also still use config editor for site-specific and page-specific
configuration.

Tomasz Melcer
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Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-14 Thread Tomasz Melcer
On 14.03.2011 17:36, Tomas Mrozek wrote:
 Yes... as long as you have syntax coloring scheme. I found nothing for vim.
 ...
 I got so much used to vim...
 
 Plus one more reason to create your own coloring scheme then. :-) I know
 there's one for PSPad and Notepad++ so you can use it as a basis for the
 vim coloring scheme.

If I end up working more with TS, I'll probably do that.

Anyway, thanks for all the help.

Tomasz Melcer
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[TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-13 Thread Tomasz Melcer
Hello,

I am now writing all my TypoScript in a file, and my template record is
just including this file. This makes me easier to coordinate with
changes to html/css template, as I can keep everything in Subversion.

Are there any disadvantages of this method compared to keeping TS in the
database?

Thanks,

Tomasz Melcer
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Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-13 Thread Jigal van Hemert

Hi,

On 13-3-2011 19:13, Tomasz Melcer wrote:

Are there any disadvantages of this method compared to keeping TS in the
database?


Two:

- when saving the TS in a file the configuration cache is not 
automatically cleared (maybe with the new t3editor in 4.5 it is cleared?)
- TS in a file is limited to 100,000 bytes per file (which is quite a 
lot actually)


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Re: [TYPO3-english] Typoscript in a file

2011-03-13 Thread Ivano Luberti
If I have well understood you cannot have different templates in
different sub trees? Do you mean that you have several TS files one for
each template record?

 

Il 13/03/2011 19.13, Tomasz Melcer ha scritto:
 Hello,

 I am now writing all my TypoScript in a file, and my template record is
 just including this file. This makes me easier to coordinate with
 changes to html/css template, as I can keep everything in Subversion.

 Are there any disadvantages of this method compared to keeping TS in the
 database?

 Thanks,

 Tomasz Melcer
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[TYPO3-english] typoscript to check file existence?

2010-04-13 Thread Martin Bless
What the best typoscript to check if a file exists? I'm looking for
something like

  501.jsfile.if.isTrue.cObject = TEXT
  501.jsfile.if.isTrue.cObject.value = dummy
  501.jsfile.if.isTrue.cObject.typolink.parameter =fileadmin/script.js
  501.jsfile.if.isTrue.cObject.typolink.returnLast = url

Unfortunalety typolink will always return fileadmin/script.js no
matter if the file does exist or not

Have a nice day ...

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