It depends upon what search your using - I'm assuming your using indexed
search (as the normal typ3 search function isn't dependent upon indexing)
lesm wrote:
> I know a page must be catched and visited (rendered) in order to be
> indexed. My question is what else precludes a page to be indexe
?!? It displays how many references ('ref' in filelist) that exist to
that file!
Stephen Bungert wrote:
> Discovered the problem was my mistake.
>
> fdm_ie7.css
>
> should have been
>
> fdm_ie_7.css
>
> Thank you all for trying to help me. Is there anyway that typo 3 can be made
> to display
why don't you start with border and just simply override with left?
Jan Bednarik wrote:
> Hey,
>
> don't tell me, it's not possible :)
>
> I want to wrap content only if there's something in it. But this is not
> working:
>
> page.10.subparts.CLEFT < styles.content.getLeft
> page.10.subparts.
Really easy, look at tsref in the tmenu and tmenuitems parts.
temp.quickMenu-list = HMENU
temp.quickMenu-list {
special = list
special.value = 90,89,87
1=TMENU
1.wrap=|
1.NO{
doNotLinkIt = 1
subst_elementUid = 1
Its an old bug, long ago disgnosed.
Bernie Pfister (Pixelsound Web Design) wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I think I'm now much closer to an explanation for the wrong counting in
> indexed_search.
>
> Facts:
> On an intranet site we have 11 content elements on 10 different pages
> carry the term "journal
+1
Dmitry Dulepov [typo3] wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Søren Vedel wrote:
>> I do agree with Dmitry. Don't corrupt our brand.
>
> Thanks!
>
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Change it in the page tsconfig of the site root page. If you look into
the manual for HTMLarea it'll show you the default setup typoscript for
each version of the RTE (demo, typical, etc). Reading through this will
give you an idea of how to overwrite this.
hth
CAnet // Canè Alessandro wrote:
> same tYpOIII installation
Huh?!?! Any reason you can't refer to the CMS in its correct manner? -
Or at least on thats much mroe sensible!!
Michael Niemann wrote:
> Are both sites running on the same tYpOIII installation? If not is
> api_macmade installed on both?
>
> Michael
>
> Nagita Ka
Hi
I've got a menu built and it works fine for the most part. But I want to
use the alternativeSortingField property and it seems to be buggy. Below
I've copied the relevant TS (I've obviously omitted parts of it, but it
is valid and working).
(* Note : I'm building a menu of custom doctype pag
Hi Christiopher
No I've not, but I was wondering the same thing... I couldn't see it in
TSref anywhere that would indicate that I needed to do this. I'll give
it a go and se what happens.
Ty
>
> Just a guess: have you added "tx_neevents_sort_date" to
> [FE][addRootLineFields] in the install to
Look at ts_config for the options available for this. (It might not be
possible though)
Matyi Gábor wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I'd like to disable the "More options..." in the pagetree context menu. I
> don't find in the documentation, what should I write after the =.
>
> options.contextMenu.pageTree.
Hi,
Look at CSC (css styled content extension) vai the typoscript object
browser (TSOB) of your template and have a copy of TSref handy. You can
adjust some of the form that way, but you're pretty limited in what you
can do actually. Perhaps there are soem extensions that would allow you
to be
read ts_config, it tells exactly what your trying to do here
Alessandro Canè wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to RENAME the existing - and possibly, even CUSTOMIZE inserting
> new ones - default HEADERS TYPE showing up in the select of the text/image
> content element (renaming "Layout1, Layout2, et
I don't know
> the reason of this misbehavior, but I suppose it's something related to
> the RTE configuration. However, since I don't use that feature I don't
> care much about it, but it might be healthy to know the reason.
It works 100% correctly. The list is not a list of anchors on that
Hi Tapio
Take a look at the datatype at the start of tsref for how to slide a field
hth
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Hi
>
> I have
>
>
> temp.mainTemplate = TEMPLATE
>
> temp.mainTemplate {
> # Feeding the content from the Auto-parser to the TEMPLATE cObject:
> template =< plugin.tx_automake
Hi,
I'm not really sure what you want to do, but maybe you can rewrite the
lib.stdHeader based upon your conditions. Or use the if statement.
hth
Rakowski Tomasz wrote:
> hello!
>
> Is there any way to override content element title in TypoScript?
> I would like to modify element title (heade
Hi Ben
Well I'm working on Windows XP, with the latest version of T3 and FF3
and I have the same problem with the left hand panel.
Re the RTE - it just doesn't load at all for me in FF3.
Just to be clear, this not a caching issue or anything like that.
(Warning - very helpfully FF seems to hav
I'm not familiar with this, but you could always use css to hide the
comment form...
Katja Lampela wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> My situation:
> - wec forum as a blog
> - registered users can write
> - everyone can comment
>
> Does anyone of you know how could I setup the single view as a printable
>
Hi,
Prehaps I'm missing the idea here, but are globalVar and globalString
not two different things? And if you want to test for a specific news
record displaying wouldn't you use tx_ttnews[tt_news]=401 and do
something like
[globalVar = GP:tt_news=401]
or
[globalVar = GP:tx_ttnews|tt_news=401
categories, number of items
> to display, etc) for the object are set via typoscript, which is not ideal
> because I won't be maintaining the site.
>
>
> *
> http://typo3.org/documentation/document-library/references/doc_core_tsref/4.
> 1.0/view/4/1/
> **
> http://typo3.org/documen
hing that can't be set in the content element options, or
> things I don't want to be changed accidentally).
>
> Do you understand my problem now? At this point it's not really looking like
> there's a solution that would actually work, which is kind of ridiculous
Hi
How do you know that's not what you need? Did you try it?
They are not the same - my way lets you pull out one specific content
item (the one your editors can chnage things on) and then also tweak the
tt_news rendering for that one item alone!
# pull out the content
dates.60=CONTENT
dates.6
Hi,
Your welcome and I hope the weather is nice in BC 8-)
Tyler
Kathryn Blair wrote:
> Hi Tyler,
>
> Sorry, I think it does work. I did try it before, and I thought it didn't
> work (which is why I said that), but I tried it just NOW and it looks like
> it did work, so thanks a lot and I'm sorr
Hi have you read ts_config and looked to see if those fields/values will
do anything?
Ronald Renfro wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to disable some of the layouts available for bullet lists.
> I have tried adding this to the PAGE_TS but the layout options still
> appear.
> Where as the same pr
;
> # BulletList disable some layout items (DOES NOT WORK)
> TCEFORM.tt_content.bullets_layout.removeItems = 2,3,4
>
>
> On 11.07.2008, at 00:38, Tyler Kraft wrote:
>
>> Hi have you read ts_config and looked to see if those fields/values will
>> do anything?
>>
>>
It's not to hard to do. Copy lib.parseFunc_RTE to a new lib item and
then set it to perform the way you wnat it to (ie - not having the
paragraph with the body class)
Then set that as the rendering of table tags in the lib.parseFunc_RTE
You can do it from just TSOB if you know what your doing.
Hi
Glad you've gotten it working and forgive me - but couldn't you do the
same thing using a normal HMENU and entryLevel and then making use of
NO, ACT, CUR and various tmenuitem settings??
Just a thought...
Xavier Perseguers wrote:
>>> I would like to get
>>>
>>> Home
>>>level1
>>>
No I think you'd get a rootline menu if you did it right. This isn't
tested but I think'd work.
HMENU{
enteryLevel=0
1 = TMENU
1{
noBlur=1
wrap = |
NO{
doNotLinkIt=1
doNotShowL
Glad to know that it works ( I use it all the time so I sure hope it
works ;-) )
Cheers
Xavier Perseguers wrote:
> Hi Tyler,
>
> You got it!
>
>> HMENU{
>> enteryLevel=0
>> 1 = TMENU
>> 1{
>> noBlur=1
>> wrap = |
>> NO{
>> doNotLinkIt=1
>>
What exactly are you trying to do
Xavier Perseguers wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Where can I find a doc or a basic example of an extension that renders
> something through a COA?
>
> What I would like to achieve would be something like that:
>
> plugin.my_extension_pi1 {
> parameter1 = COA
>
The only problem is if you don't have a subtitle entered you'll still
get the hyphen.
NO {
stdWrap.cObject = COA
stdWrap.cObject {
10 = TEXT
10.field = title
20 = TEXT
20.field = subtitle
20.wrap = - |
20.required = 1
}
Will
Really - I thought it was pretty straight forward tbh.
The only two that matter are the best overall cms and the PHP based cms
(the other two are for released in the last two years and for non-PHP
based cms)
Christopher Schnell wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Grégory Duchesnes schrieb:
>> More than a me
Hi
If you read TS_syntax document it'll tell you that you can't use
conditions while in the braces
What I'd do is this:
temp.multiNormal = COA
temp.multiNormal {
20 = CONTENT
20 {
table = tt_content
select.orderBy = sorting
select.where = colPos = 0
You could do this completely using typoscript. First thing to do is
figure out how to restrict things and measure things (content items) in
multiples of four.
The next thing is figure out how to use get variables to pass things
around. Then checking variables in your typoscript you can create
Hi,
I suspect that's because its a deprecated attribute. Try putting in
style="margin:0 auto;" and see if that works (it won't solve the problem
in IE6 thought)
If IE6 is a concern than you need to wrap the table in a div with
style="text-align:center" to center the tabel and athen apply eithe
Hi
Create it as menu in your template and test it and make sure it works
properly and you're happy with it, and then add it to the current menu
selector.
So to do that you'll define it once in your template and then copy it
into a new/blank location in the current menu Ctype rendering. then yo
Hi Efstathios and Andreas
> @Tyler
> sorry, I can not follow your instruction (hint)
Its really not that hard, just follow what I said. So first thing I said
to do was create the menu in TS setup and get it the way you want it -
as if it were part of the permanent TS setup
# we'll use a COA
Andreas Burg wrote:
> perhaps you just need to define the other levels by copying the first
> level into them.
>
No thats not the problem. You need to have a properly specified range in
there.
From TSref for HMENU rootline type:
.range = [begin-level] | [end-level] (same way as you refer
Hi
I agree, it does a good job and with a bit of finessing of the RTE setup
and the lib.parseFunc you can get it to be very good actually.
hth
Francois Suter wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> I'm not an RTE guru, so no, I don't really have experience with this.
>> Does it really do the trick in your opinion
yes
get your menu to work right using an arbitrary value, that way you know
it works.
Then if you read TSref it stateas:
".special.value always has stdWrap-properties!"
So from that you can get the value form the get variable
hth
Dan Osipov wrote:
> We have a special page, that has a
Also I believe you need to preface the start of that class with a
letter. Starting with a number is disallowed I think.
Tomas Mrozek wrote:
>> As this is in the tsref as working I must be doing something
>> wrong, does anyone know what that might be?
>
> I don't know what might be wrong but I
Hi
I'm not a php guy, but no, afaik you'll need to write a little extension
to do this. Maybe Dmitry might be able to point you in the right direction.
hth
Ty
Gary Wong wrote:
> Does anyone know of a way to enable the RTE/htmlarea for the description
> field of tt_address or fe_users (or any
Hi Stefan
Actually TSref is very well structured and an authoritative reference -
the key word being reference. It's not full of examples as its a
refernece and not an example document. thats what typoscript by example
is for.
I can understand why it seems difficult as a piece of documentation
Really, in my experience it's a very complete one! What's missing?
Michael Niemann wrote:
> It's a reference - yes but not a complete one. Very often parameters are
> incomplete. This is very common for open source software as developers rather
> develop new features than document old ones. I c
Hi
But that doesn't make any sense. You get rid of a single class but then
use two id's?! It'd be better to just use a single class and control the
layout with it.
Tyler
Andreas Burg wrote:
> Hello Xavier,
>
>> #topBreadcrumb, #bottomBreadcrumb {
>> color: #f00;
>> }
>
> this is what I t
But it won't work in IE6
Xavier Perseguers wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Lee M. Childress wrote:
>> Before I go hacking away at the actual tt_news code, I am sure there
>> is a better way to do this:
>>
>> When displaying a single view in tt_news I would like only the first
>> paragraph of the news body t
or you then perhaps there is an issue somewhere else in your
typoscript)
hth
Tyler
Stephan Petzl wrote:
> Tyler Kraft schrieb:
>> Really, in my experience it's a very complete one! What's missing?
>>
>>
>> Michael Niemann wrote:
>>> It's a referen
Hi
> Yeah, figured it out myself a view minutes ago.
> and i think thats a great example which shows what the difference
> between a "complete" and a "good" documentation is.
Ace! :-)
> You and i as plugin developers know that plugins treat the [] in urls
> like arrays, but there are a lot of
Hi,
>> But thats what reference is! When you go to wikipedia (or any other
>> reference like a dictionary or an encyclopaedia) and you're reading
>> about "cars" it doesn't have a discussion there about the internal
>> workings of a diesel engine - you'd have to go look that up else where
>>
but a unix and mac one is one the way.
Dmitry Dulepov [typo3] wrote:
> Hi!
>
> lesm wrote:
>> Typo3 4.1.6 works excellent on the Google Chrome Browser. No bugs
>> found yet... Recommended.
>> http://www.google.com/chrome/
>
> Windows only, not for me...
>
_
Hi
This is one of the great things you can do with typo3.
I would recommend it for you. For one client I have +10 extranets (for
various partners and suppliers) running all off one centrally driven
site - they all share some pages but they all have there own bespoke
pages in some instances. Ty
+1
I completely agree with Dmitry here, Thunderbird works very well for this.
I can't stand forums tbh, I think that Thuderbird works perfect and the
search facility is great. Not only that but you can set it to download
and save all the messages and then use it offline if you want to. That
co
+1
Susanne Moog wrote:
> Hi,
>
> H. Hahn schrieb:
>> Whether or not off-topic:
>> When I started to use these lists (Dutch, German and English) some
>> twon months ago or so, I, too, made the error of using the reply
>> button to write a new message. After all, this is a good method in
>> norm
Not only that, but the amount of additional markup here is minimal.
Steffen Müller wrote:
> Hi.
>
> On 02.10.2008 17:44 Dmitry Dulepov wrote:
>> Christopher Torgalson wrote:
>>> request, but when you use conditional comments no browser except IE
>>> even *sees* those conditional comments…
>> I
Hi
I can't seem to find any documentation (TSref, TSconfig) for 4.2 - is
there any where I can download this?
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Hi
Perfect, thanks.
Francois Suter wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> I can't seem to find any documentation (TSref, TSconfig) for 4.2 - is
>> there any where I can download this?
>
> I updated it a couple of weeks ago, but Michael Stucki still needs to go
> over them before they are released. In the meantime
Hi,
This functionality is still used, in fact I was setting one up last
night for a client. You don't actually say what the problem might be -
is it that you text in the RTE doesn't have the right style for
paragraphs and headlines or is it that you can't use your own classes
any more in the R
No not really afaik. In the RECORDS Ctype you can use the don't check
PID and that accomplishes a similar function when choosing records.
(I'd like to see this changed as well -> TSref implies you can
overwrite the excluded fields in HMENU, which would then allow you to do
something like this,
Hi
this is actually really easy to do, just write the appropriate TS for
this kind of menu! If you're not sure how then perhaps read TSref and
look at the TSOB for help or hints.
hope that helps
Tyler
piet roorda wrote:
> dear group,
> I am looking for a way to make a sitemap in my menu.
> Ex
Hey Tapio,
No. But you could always add the h2 as the main part of the menu, and
then ass the abstract as an "after" cObject - that way you could crop it
using the stdWrap properties
hth
Tyler
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Hi
>
> Is there a way to crop content defined this way in HMENU
>
> 1.NO.
You could use the stripHtml=1
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Tyler Kraft kirjoitti:
>> Hey Tapio,
>>
>> No. But you could always add the h2 as the main part of the menu, and
>> then ass the abstract as an "after" cObject - that way you could crop
>> i
What do you want, it's not 100% right but it's pretty close to being
right. (other than you don't have a column with the position of 23!?!)
Whats wrong with it?
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Tapio Markula kirjoitti:
>> StephenBungert
>>> temp.customRender = CASE
>>> temp.customRender {
>>> key.fiel
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Tyler Kraft kirjoitti:
>> What do you want, it's not 100% right but it's pretty close to being
>> right. (other than you don't have a column with the position of 23!?!)
> yes - I have! I have added for it TS config and in a plugin languag
As I said it's because you didn't define it correctly!
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Tapio Markula kirjoitti:
>> Tapio Markula kirjoitti:
>>> Tyler Kraft kirjoitti:
>>>> What do you want, it's not 100% right but it's pretty close to being
>&g
Hi
yep its defintiely do able, but it's a lot of work to do via TS. It'd be
far far easier to do a str_replace on and when you get the
content out (thats assuming you use styles.content.get to get teh
content. If you're using templaVolia then I don't knwo how hard it would
be but the concept
Hi Christopher,
I agree 99%. But the way they vertically position the bullet in relation
to the text isn't always the same cross browser. So I'd actually go with
what Tomas suggested.
Just my 2p
Tyler
Christopher Torgalson wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> Cross-browser list-bullet positioning is easy--
Sorry my mistake, I was mis-reading things... Thank god it's almost the
weekend!
Tyler Kraft wrote:
> Hi Christopher,
>
> I agree 99%. But the way they vertically position the bullet in relation
> to the text isn't always the same cross browser. So I'd act
A specific numbered content element, or a content element (as in all
text content elements), or a part of your template?
Christopher wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I know that there are conditions that can be used for example in the
> template.
> There something like [browser = msie] should execute th
under certain conditions.
Just out of curiosity why are you doing this?
Christopher wrote:
> Hi Tyler,
>
> "Tyler Kraft" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> A specific numbered content element, or a content element (as in all te
Sure I don't see any problem with that if that is what you want it to
do. The only real issue there is if you move the content element to
another page.
Christopher wrote:
> "Tyler Kraft" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
Hi
You can edit this in any way you want, its under tt_content.stdWrap so
look at it in the TSOB
For it to go tot eh page tope you need to have an id for it to link to -
That's probably what the problem here is.
hth
Ronald Wiplinger (Lists) wrote:
> I was expecting that by activate "To top"
Hi
That can't hurt, but I'm not sure how that would help.
There would still need to be somewhere to 'link to' - ie an anchor tag
or other item with that ID
Andreas Burg wrote:
> Hello Ronald
>
>> I was expecting that by activate "To top", the inserted link will go to
>> the top of the page,
ink "go to top" will be mapped to lib.totop
>
> lib.totop = HTML
> lib.totop.value = title="To top">Go To top
>
> i do it like this and it works.
>
>
> 2008/10/27 Tyler Kraft <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>> Hi
>>
>> That
Really?! Whats so complicated there?
If you check the to top checkbox it renders a back to top link after the
content item. That link, if you look at your source code, is a relative
link. Usually this would be a link to an anchor or something else that
has an ID.
All I'm doing is a) saying how
Hi
You could use the after object of the menu item in the ACT state and an
if statement
hope that helps
Tyler
Daniel Calderini wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> I want to display the menu of the following page tree:
>
> - Page 1
> -- Subpage 1
> -- Subpage 2
> - Page 2
> - Page 3
> -- Subpage 3
>
> If
Hi
No that's not true, you need to read a bit more carefully ;-)
It also accepts stdWrap! So you can then use any property of stdWrap,
and *it* has user functions and content objects. With this you've just
opened a door to being able to do almost anything you want.
1.ACT.after.cObject < plugi
Hi
It's great, I've used it to build all kinds of things.
When you think about it slightly abstractly a menu is just a list of
records in the beginning. So using the stdWrap (and all tis different
properties, including the ability to return a list from a select) on the
'value' of the HMENU 'sp
Thank you sir!
I couldn't think of a good example of where I was using a menu and stuff
like this to do something complicated, but this is a great example.
Ty
>
> Just to follow up on this with a concrete example of how powerful HMENU
> + stdWrap is (without even listing a table other than pa
Hi
Please read the list rules - no attachments! Send a link to the item,
but don't post it.
Steef Janssen wrote:
> Finally I'm beginning to understand typo3 and it's functions better and
> it's way out of it's league compared to the 'popular' cms systems.
>
> Now I have the following 2 prob
hack.us/img357/5054/screenshotvk3.jpg
>
> thanks,
>
> Steef
>
> Steef Janssen schreef:
>> Tyler Kraft schreef:
>>> Hi
>>>
>>> Please read the list rules - no attachments! Send a link to the item,
>>> but don't post it.
>>>
> Kind of. Actually I already was on this upper level
Oh just wait, after another year of it and doing more things with TS you
might find that statement isn't accurate ;-)
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I think what Dmitry is saying is that it has nothing what so ever to do
with typo3 - it's probably the html/css that is used...
harishathreya . wrote:
> Hi Dmitry,
> Thanks for your reply. I will tell you the problem. I installed TYPO3 4.1.5
> from fantastico in Control Panel of my client. i hav
that just a different rendering of the content items ina specific column
and in a different way - use TSref and TSOB.
Jonas Kaiser wrote:
> Dear list,
> I am wondering whether there is a simple way (and I would like to avoid a
> news system like tt_news ...) to adjust the way that content recor
Hey Tapio,
Look at tsref - try looking at the short property of parseFunc for a
start, that might do exactly what you want
Ty
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Hi
>
> Some plugins use markers with RTE content field.
> Would it be possible (and how) to add support of some markers for the
> default 'bodyt
write your own little parseFunc str_replace then...
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Tyler Kraft kirjoitti:
> > Hey Tapio,
> >
> > Look at tsref - try looking at the short property of parseFunc for a
> start, that might do exactly what you want
>
> thanks. tes
Tapio,
You can't so anything like that with SHORT or with constants because
they are just strings. So you'll have to do the whole thing with a user
function I think.
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Tyler Kraft kirjoitti:
>> write your own little parseFunc str_replace then...
>
Actually it works fine for me, but you do have to add it to the
'addRootLineFields' in the configuration. (Exactly as it says and
implies in TSref)
Tomas Mrozek wrote:
> I've stumbled upon the same issue few days ago.
>
> *levelfield:1, abstract* doesn't seem to work as one would expect after
God lord - has anyone other than me read TSref!?
Sorry for sounding snippy but really this isn't a hard solution. Simply
use conditions and then a simple php header to redirect them out to a
different page.
[globalVar = TSFE:id=7]&&[globalString = HTTP_HOST=www.typo3.com]
config.additio
ern only if one had made own extension fields, not these "standard"
> ones. But thank you for clearing that misunderstanding.
> regards,
> Katja
>
> Tyler Kraft kirjoitti:
>> Actually it works fine for me, but you do have to add it to the
>> 'addRootLineFiel
Hi
Ok fair enough, it's not exactly spelt out 100%. And I agree it's not
the clearest document but it's pretty dman good as far as I'm concerned
- espcially as we're talking about a huge beast of a thing it covers.
Forgive me I was a bit tetchy (grumpy) earlier today, as there seems to
be a lo
Hi
Looking at TSref for 4.2 there is now property of htmlSpecialChars in
the config so that might be your problem.
hth
luca wrote:
> Hi Henjo
> thank you. I have found that the problem was due to the following
> configuration...
>
> page.config{
> doctype= xhtml_trans
>
You are aware that this will go wrong if there is no image... Or more
than one image... It means that you'll end up with strange half parts of
links and table cells that are never closed properly!
I think this is a bad bad way to do it!
Tapio Markula wrote:
> JoH asenau kirjoitti:
>>> This doe
I'm not going to tell you how to do it, but that's not really ideal! In
my experience that always sooner or later goes wrong...
Good luck with it.
Ty
Tapio Markula wrote:
> Tyler Kraft kirjoitti:
>> You are aware that this will go wrong if there is no image... Or more
Try putting this in (copy and paste it exactly):
# begin copy
# Google Analytics:
page.99=HTML
page.99.value(
var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ?
"https://ssl."; : "htt
Try putting this in (copy and paste it exactly):
# begin copy
# Google Analytics:
page.99=HTML
page.99.value(
var gaJsHost = (("https:" == document.location.protocol) ?
"https://ssl."; : "http
Hi,
> Thank you for your reply!
>
>>> 1)
>>> My form consists of a few text fields, I would like them to be nicely
>>> aligned, with the same left edge. What's the easiest way to do that?
>> Powermail uses CSS to align label, fields, etc. Have a look at the html
>> source of your form and set the
Hi,
You have to write two different conditionals
Look at TSref and the if statement/section.
hth
Ian Solo wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Please, how can I enable and object if a Field1 OR a Field2 is true with
> Typoscript?
>
> Something like:
> enable.field = field_enlarge // field_linkimage
>
> But i
Just do it for 30 levels deep then It'll be much faster than trying
to find another way to do it, and imo if your pages are that deep then
you have other issues really! ;-)
Syed Mohammad Anees Masudi wrote:
> Hi Tapio Markula,
>
> Thanks for a very quick reply, but right now I don’t know
You mean, say, import text out of a MSword doc and into your template?
If you can read the document and get that text using php, then yes. Just
do it using a USER CType...
piet roorda wrote:
> as we are able to do the typo3 magic with subparts and marks in our template,
> can this route be used
Hi
Thats great, but please read these
http://typo3.org/community/mailing-lists/mailing-list-rules-guidelines/
Tyler
Jeppe Donslund wrote:
> Hi
>
> I found the extension Redirect and it was easy to install and it works.
>
> Jeppe
>
>
> Tyler Kraft skrev:
>>
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