Correction:
lib.random < styles.content.get
lib.random.select.pidInList = {$pageWhereRandCEareStored}
lib.random.select.orderBy = rand()
lib.random.select.max = 1
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Jan Bednarik
www.bednarik.org - web about Typo3 in czech
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Hi,
no need to use extension, it can be done using TS:
lib.random < styles.content.get
lib.random.pidInList = {$pageWhereRandCEareStored}
lib.random.orderBy = rand()
lib.random.max = 1
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Jan Bednarik
www.bednarik.org - web about Typo3 in czech
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TY
Hello Dan
> What's the best approach to this?
>
You can take a look at few extensions which are already available in the
TER if you have not already. You can do a search for word 'random' and
you will get at least 3-4 extensions which does what you want. Here is a
quick link to search results
What's the best approach to this?
We would like to have a placeholder on a page, where a random CE (from a
list of allowed ones) would be loaded. Upon refreshing the page,
different CE should be shown randomly. We would still like to have the
CEs cached, so that they're not rerended each time
