Hi!
Vahan Amirbekyan wrote:
> which api method does what you are suggesting?
Check in t3lib/class.t3lib_tcemain.php. I do not remember the exact name.
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Dmitry Dulepov
In TYPO3 blog:
http://dmitry-dulepov.com/article/when-do-you-need-chash-in-typo3.html
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/dm
If you are at all contemplating using a Custom Workspace as a draft workspace,
notification comes to workspace members when the publishing stage of an item
changes. This may be overkill in certain circumstances, but it is an option we
are using for our site so far (our organization is new to con
Hi Dmitry,
which api method does what you are suggesting?
thanks you
Dmitry Dulepov wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Vahan Amirbekyan wrote:
>> no_cache GET param is well known, it makes typo3 to build pages from
>> scratch by ignoring any cache.
>> What about clear_cache option, is there such? a get parameter t
Hi Michael,
>> I'm trying to set up a 4.2.3 (trunk) install with an Oracle database.
>> I'm using pdo_oci and followed the beginning of (already a bit
>> outdated) tutorial [1].
>>
>> Does someone already succeeded in this? I'm currently debugging the
>> Fatal error:
>>
>> Call to a member func
Vahan Amirbekyan schrieb:
> Hi,
> no_cache GET param is well known, it makes typo3 to build pages from
> scratch by ignoring any cache.
> What about clear_cache option, is there such? a get parameter that would
> re-cache pages for given cHash (exactly what Shift-Reload does now).
>
> this look
Hi Xavier,
> I'm trying to set up a 4.2.3 (trunk) install with an Oracle database.
> I'm using pdo_oci and followed the beginning of (already a bit outdated)
> tutorial [1].
>
> Does someone already succeeded in this? I'm currently debugging the
> Fatal error:
>
> Call to a member function ad
Hi folks,
Ahmed Moosavi wrote:
> I suggest a version of vBulletin , It is best and it has an integration
> for newsgroups.
I did not look at vBulletin for quite a while. Can someone take a look
at it and try how good this works?
When doing tests, please always use the newsgroup "typo3.test".
I have been using mailformplus for many years and upgraded to typo3 4.2.6
and mailformplus 4.0.13 in January without any problems. However, a couple
of weeks ago the webform stopped sending emails, it just updated the
database with the input from the user.
The strange thing is that when I test
On Fri, May 1, 2009 at 4:54 AM, Francois Suter wrote:
> In xHTML underscores are not allowed in id attributes, so it's not
> really wrong, although this cleanup could be made to depend on doc type.
This is *not* true. Underscores are permitted in id attributes and id
selectors. The html 4 spec
Hi!
Vahan Amirbekyan wrote:
> no_cache GET param is well known, it makes typo3 to build pages from
> scratch by ignoring any cache.
> What about clear_cache option, is there such? a get parameter that would
> re-cache pages for given cHash (exactly what Shift-Reload does now).
>
> this looks ver
Hi,
> so it's not a bug, it's wrong design. You should report it to bugtracker.
In xHTML underscores are not allowed in id attributes, so it's not
really wrong, although this cleanup could be made to depend on doc type.
Cheers
--
Francois Suter
Cobweb Development Sarl - http://www.cobweb.ch
I'd like to recommend taking a look at log_analyzer and
difference_viewer.
You can setup a daily cronjob to email members of a backend usergroup
changes of the prior day within TYPO3. Furthermore, the spreadsheet
and backend view links take you to a difference viewer page so you can
actual
> Questions: What's the advantage of using CASE/key instead of the COA/if
> method? Does it change anything in the way the output is produced or is
> it just another way of getting the same result? (Or does the COA method
> not work at all with outerWrap.cObject?)
The advantage of CASE is, that it
> I once expirienced that
>
> SET NAMES utf8;
> SET CHARACTER SET utf8;
>
> was not enough. It didn't work with these settings and I spent hours
> finding out why. Finally I found those 5 lines which worked OK so I use
> them since.
In some cases those two lines can be too much. If your default da
JoH asenau wrote:
> But outerWrap would still be your friend:
>
> blah.outerWrap.cObject = CASE
> blah.outerWrap.cObject {
> key {
> field = fe_group
> split {
> token = ,
> cObjNum = 1
> 1.current = 1
> 1.wrap = G|
> }
>
On 01.05.2009 09:12 Jan Bednarik wrote:
>> The more danger, the more honor ;-)
>> This confuses unexperienced users without need.
>
> I once expirienced that
>
> SET NAMES utf8;
> SET CHARACTER SET utf8;
>
> was not enough. It didn't work with these settings and I spent hours
> finding out why.
> The more danger, the more honor ;-)
> This confuses unexperienced users without need.
I once expirienced that
SET NAMES utf8;
SET CHARACTER SET utf8;
was not enough. It didn't work with these settings and I spent hours
finding out why. Finally I found those 5 lines which worked OK so I use
t
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