Hi Sergio,
Sergio Catalá Gil wrote:
folder as "fileadmin" everything is OK. So I think it has something to
do with the name of the folder and automaketemplate doesn't allow to use
a folder outside "fileadmin".
I'm very sure that it's not automaketemplate which causes the problem
here (I curr
Alright, I did a bit of debugging and the result is:
* It does work but the path must not start with "media/". *
For some reason, the TYPO3 developers hardcoded transformation of
"media/" to "typo3/sysext/cms/tslib/" (see getFileName() method in
t3lib/class.t3lib_tstemplate.php).
So, the templa
It has no effect, Tomas :-/
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Have you tried adding the folder to [FE][addAllowedPaths] in the
localconf.php?
"[addAllowedPaths] - Additional relative paths (comma-list) to allow
TypoScript resources be in."
Tomas Mrozek
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Thanks, Jigal, for your answer.
Anyway, it's strange because the template file is OK (same permissions
as the fileadmin/ template) and the path is right. If I rename "media"
folder as "fileadmin" everything is OK. So I think it has something to
do with the name of the folder and automaketemplate
Hi Sergio,
Sergio Catalá Gil wrote:
I'm reorganizing my template files and I would like to put them on a
folder outside "fileadmin". It doesn't seem possible on automaketemplate
extension.
This has nothing to do with automaketemplate. It uses normal TypoScript
to define the file which it shou
Hi list,
I'm reorganizing my template files and I would like to put them on a
folder outside "fileadmin". It doesn't seem possible on automaketemplate
extension.
I've got the next code:
plugin.tx_automaketemplate_pi1 {
content = FILE
content.file = media/home/templates/page.html
elements
