I've injected plugin in the template to display specific data from the controller and it works fine. But now I have to make an AJAX call to receive some records based on the select filter from this specific plugin. I wanted to inject second plugin into this first plugin to the template to make a possibility to return data as a partial template to the frontend.
This is a typoscript file:
lib.firstPlugin =< tt_content.list.20.first_p
In the template I use cObject to render this first plugin:
<f:cObject typoscriptObjectPath="lib.firstPlugin"/>
It is even possible? How I can send AJAX call to receive only partial template from the backend (in this case some records) to the first plugin. I used similar code as above for the second plugin and it doesn't work (AJAX call will always go to the first plugin and default controller method).
Thank you for potential tips.
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As a beginner with TYPO3 CMS in a new job, I had to make a new extension with differents plugins with a new table called "Products" and make the migration between the old products system and the newest one.
The goal of this was to adding automatically my plugin into the webpages using the code (no other solution, literally too much page to adding my plugin by hand).
I tried adding the reference of my plugin in the list_type field in my tt_content but unfortunately it doesn't work.
My question is: "Which fields I have to fill in in order to adding my plugin into my page?"
If you have been following common plugin registration your plugins will be in tt_content with CType: list and list_type: <extensionkey>_<pluginkey> (without any other underscores - for the linked example that would be exampleextension_list).
Some Background: TYPO3 (or rather TypoScript CONTENT, the base of all rendered content) then draws the rendering configuration from TypoScript setup in tt_content.list.20.<list_type>. In your case that will hold an entry point to render an Extbase action.
Required fields for your plugin in tt_content: pid, colPos, CType, list_type. If you used a Flexform for the plugin settings, also pi_flexform.
If you need something else, it is easiest to find out by adding your plugin via the backend and inspect the newly added DB record in tt_content afterwards.
Hints for debugging (I assume TYPO3 v9+):
Set TYPO3's application context to 'Development' by setting the environment variable TYPO3_CONTEXT=Development - this will show you the tt_content column names in the backend forms.
Set FE/debug = 1 (in LocalConfiguration.php or via InstallTool/Settings/Global Configuration) - this will show warnings in the frontend if your plugin configuration could not be found.
I'm experimenting a bit with Forms in TYPO 3 version 8.7.13
I have created a form in the typo 3 backend, all good and it looks good, however when I add the form to a page and the load the front page I get the error
Sorry, the requested view was not found.
The technical reason is: No template was found. View could not be resolved
for action "render" in class "TYPO3\CMS\Form\Controller\FormFrontendController".
Is there anything that needs to be added to the Typoscript config in order for them to work ?
You need to include the static template in your TypoScript template.
You have a TYPO3 form plugin on your page. See the details of the form system extension in the TYPO3 backend page module.
**Form No form selected.**
Apply the necessary yaml file to your form. Or hide or delete the form plugin.
I currently add a RECAPTCHA element to a Zend form by modifying the hooks file. I want to make no modifications and add the element from a plugin located in another part of the code. My plugin has a bootstrap file that runs code on every page if that helps. Should I add it with Javascript and rig the validation? Thanks!
Is it possible to include gwt tags into gsp page. I've installed gwt grails plugin but I haven't been able to achieve this yet.
Its possible to include dojo tags into gsp page after u install the dojo grails plugin
I think you're mixing up the context where these tags are supposed to be used.
GSP tags are for creating a server-side template that will be rendered and sent to the browser as completed HTML. GWT's ui:binder tags are for creating a template that's compiled by GWT and used to generate a page on the client-side within the browser. They operate in two different realms.
Is it possible to insert a frontend plugin to a page without having a template (and markers) included?
Normally I use:
10.marks {
CONTENT_LEFT < plugin.tx_xy_p1
}
But in a new project I dont want to have a template file where the markers (###CONTENT_LEFT###) are included. The plugin should appear as the only thing on that page.
If all you want is the plugin, simply create a sparkingly fresh root template with the standard page object of type PAGE, and insert plugin content there.
Create a new page with rootflag etc, and maybe the static files for your plugin, if needed. In the setup field enter your adaption of this:
page = PAGE
page.10 < plugin.tt_news
You might of course need to add more, depending on your needs, but this should be the principle (and it works, I tested just now). :-)