W dniu 2011-11-25 14:17, Victor Livakovsky pisze:
Hi, Tomasz.
From TS syntax in-depth study I know that I can parse my TS and add
custom conditions like [TYPO3 IS GREAT]. The problem is that I don't
know how to tell TYPO3 about my class. Such conditions looks more
interesting to me than userFunc.
Can you help me?
As far, as I understood this may be used in your custom TS area - not in
global TS templates. F.e. you have some textarea in flexform of your
extension, where you allow editors to put raw TS. So, you can access
this field from your PHP code and invoke t3lib_tsparser with your
conditions checker object. You can find a real-life example in tt_news
extension - there is an area on last tab of FF, where you can put TS
code (but tt_news doesn't have some special conditions defined fot this
purpose).
So, conclusion: custom conditions may be used only in your own
extensions, userFunc should be used in normal TS.
Correct me somebody, if I'm wrong,
I'm working on an extension for mobile site and I would like to prepare
pages for mobile device capabilities. So, I need global conditions.
I would like to achieve such conditions:
[screen_width > 400]
// show big logo
[screen_width > 300]
...
[browser_name = IEMobile] && [supported_images = gif,jpg]
// do sth.
[browser_name = Opera Mini] && [browser_version > 5.2]
// do sth. else
[os = Android]
// do sth. else
[end]
You know, userFunc is not as comfortable and elegant ;-)
regards
Tomasz
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