Daniel Mann wrote:
> Hi!
>
> Christian Müller (Kitsunet) schrieb:
>> Francois Suter wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
It does hide the whole table. Maybe I will write a patch for a new
basic field in typo3 tables that can simply hide an entry out of
view, but of course that is no help to you n
Just kind of solved the problem by (automatically) moving the unwanted
child items to a subfolder and telling the extension to read the
original sysfolder recursively.
Not a real solution per se, as it would be really great to define stuff
like that in the TCA ;)
Regards,
Daniel Mann
Daniel M
Hi!
Christian Müller (Kitsunet) schrieb:
> Francois Suter wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>>> It does hide the whole table. Maybe I will write a patch for a new
>>> basic field in typo3 tables that can simply hide an entry out of
>>> view, but of course that is no help to you now.
>>
>> Indeed :-)
>>
>> Just
Francois Suter wrote:
> Hi,
>
>> It does hide the whole table. Maybe I will write a patch for a new
>> basic field in typo3 tables that can simply hide an entry out of
>> view, but of course that is no help to you now.
>
> Indeed :-)
>
> Just in case you set out to write that patch, I wouldn
Hi,
> It does hide the whole table. Maybe I will write a patch for a new basic
> field in typo3 tables that can simply hide an entry out of view, but
> of course that is no help to you now.
Indeed :-)
Just in case you set out to write that patch, I wouldn't do it that way.
To make it really
Daniel Mann wrote:
> Hi Ben,
>
> my first impression is that it would hide the whole table, which is not
> what I want, but I'll read more about it. Thank you for your input!
>
> Regards,
> Daniel
>
> Bernhard Stähli schrieb:
>> Hi Daniel,
>>
>> is
>> $TCA['table']['ctrl']['hideTable'] = 1
>> w
Hi Ben,
my first impression is that it would hide the whole table, which is not
what I want, but I'll read more about it. Thank you for your input!
Regards,
Daniel
Bernhard Stähli schrieb:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> is
> $TCA['table']['ctrl']['hideTable'] = 1
> what you are looking for?
>
> regards,
>
Hi Daniel,
is
$TCA['table']['ctrl']['hideTable'] = 1
what you are looking for?
regards,
ben
Daniel Mann schrieb:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I need to exclude items from the backend's list view which have a
> particular database field set, just like deleted=1.
> They are related to other entries and wi
Salut Francois,
thank you for your effort!
Francois Suter schrieb:
> Hi Daniel,
>
>> I need to exclude items from the backend's list view which have a
>> particular database field set, just like deleted=1.
>> They are related to other entries and will be changed and deleted with
>> their "pare
Hi Daniel,
> I need to exclude items from the backend's list view which have a
> particular database field set, just like deleted=1.
> They are related to other entries and will be changed and deleted with
> their "parents". This parent id is the db field I want to check, so only
> items which
Hi Christian,
just tried it, the items have to remain visible in the frontend and
changing the pid completely destroys the relation to the sysfolder which
contains the data...
Sorry if it was important to know that it is a sysfolder conntaining the
items.
Thanks for your thoughts though,
D
Daniel Mann wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I need to exclude items from the backend's list view which have a
> particular database field set, just like deleted=1.
> They are related to other entries and will be changed and deleted with
> their "parents". This parent id is the db field I want to check
Hi everyone,
I need to exclude items from the backend's list view which have a
particular database field set, just like deleted=1.
They are related to other entries and will be changed and deleted with
their "parents". This parent id is the db field I want to check, so only
items which actually
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