André L. Keidser schrieb: > Hi all, > > I'm trying to make a php file as a content element. I have done it once > before for about 6 months ago and think I have copied all off the old > code but it still it wont work. Can anyone of you please point me in the > right direction? > > > > * PHP > I have a PHP file (my_content_script.inc) with a function that want > $content and $conf and it return a html snippet. The fram looks like this: > > function my_function($content, $conf) > { > $result = "HELLO WORLD <br><br>"; > print $result; > return $result; > } > > > > * TS > The basic TS template in the first page includs a TS template called > "my_content_script" that looks like this: > > # SET PHP INCLUDE FILE PATH > page.includeLibs.my_script = fileadmin/php-scripts/my_content_script.inc > > # SET TT_CONTENT SETTINGS & EXECUTE FUNCTION > tt_content.script > > tt_content.script = CASE > tt_content.script { > key.field = select_key > my_script = USER > my_script .userFunc = my_function > } > > > > * CONTENT ELEMENT > I have a content element that have following settings: > > Type: script > Name: My script test > CODE: my_script > > > > If I execute the function directly in the php file it will execute so it > has included the file. But it refuces to execute the function where I > have the content element... Have I missed something or have I just done > plain wrong?? All tips appreciated!!
might be a typo, but my_script .userFunc = my_function vs. my_script.userFunc = my_function ? -- TYPO3 certified intregator T3DD09 Entertainer _______________________________________________ TYPO3-english mailing list TYPO3-english@lists.netfielders.de http://lists.netfielders.de/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/typo3-english