I'm in Germany and I'd be glad that someone from Germany could give me some hints for following issue:
I've been using Typo3 for nearly two years. Now I'd like to deepen my knowledge and skills of Typo3, and want to attend a training course / seminar / workshop or something like that.
In fact I've gained much experience in following topics:
- Grundlagen Serverumgebung
- Apache, PHP und MySQL installieren
- Systemarchitektur & Installation von Instanzen
- Das Backend von TYPO3
- Benutzerverwaltung
- Templating mit Fluid
- Extensionbenutzung
- Extensionmanager
- Extensionprogrammierung (Extbase, Fluid)
I think I'd deepen my knowledge at least in following subjects:
- Systemtuning und Systemoptimierung
- TYPO3 konfigurieren
- TypoScript & Templating
Could anyone from Germany or familiar with the Typo3-training in Germny give me some suggestions? Which courses or schools are good in Germany?
Thanks.
stackoverflow is not the right place for this kind of questions.
A little hint in advance: The only correct spelling is TYPO3
The best you should do is to use a search engine with "TYPO3 training" or "TYPO3 Schulung" and I bet you will find a lot of results. There are many training courses with fixed content, but there are also individual training courses available (but mostly for companies).
Another possibility is to study the TYPO3 Documentation.
Maybe you should visit the TYPO3 Slack and ask for experiences with a special TYPO3 training in the #german-group channel.
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How can i set up multisite in typo 3 version 11.5.8?
The extensions available on the internet are for versions upto 10.
I get the error shown in the diagram below, when I try to install multisite extension from typo3 GUI
Sure, you need this extension?
TYPO3 is out-of-the-box a multisite-system:
https://typo3.org/cms/features/massively-multisite-multilingual
EXT:multisite
That extension may solve special requirements for huge multisites. What a "huge multisite" looks like in numbers is written in its doc:
We have a multisite installation with
600 website (root pages)
3.500 frontend users 400 frontend user groups
60.000 pages
250.000 content elements
3.000 categories
100.000 news
5.000 news categories
So, for this (or a similar) use-case, the backend can get slower. EXT:multisite changes some behaviors of the backend to speed up operations.
For a "normal" TYPO3 instance with a couple of sites/rootpages and fewer pages/records, the basics of TYPO3-Core will met all requirements for a multisite.
http://9gag.com
I'd like to create a website where people can post artworks they create, open for ratings and categorized by their vote count.
Would a certain CMS be good for it or should I try coding one from scratch?
WordPress should be good enough
Joomla is a very verbose and well supported open source free CMS.
I am building a fairly simple website based on typo3. I'm new to the CMS but I've read almost everything I could find about it - tutorials, wikis, documentation. I'm stuck with designing a functionality for the administrator to be able to create records with predefined attributes (category, date, info, image, ...) and those records to be listed in a table on the front end with a "View detailed" link on each row. Will I need to develop a complete extension for this? From where the administrator will enter these records? How can I iterate them on the front end?
I apologize in advance if my question is too broad.
The Kickstarter extension provides a full stop solution for your needs. There is a good set of, if slightly outdated, screencasts explaining how to use this extension to create your custom record types and associated front-end views.
I'm looking for a sample project that uses Zend Framework so that I can see how masters do it.
I'm not looking for something that uses other stuff like smarty, or any other major library.
There are plenty of samples for different subjects on sites like zendcast.com but I need a full working solution.
I couldn't come up with anything like that by googling.
I came accross this a while ago, it has a sectoion on Central authentication
http://www.zend.com/webinar/Framework/70170000000bEs9-webinar-secure-application-development-with-the-ZF-20100505.flv
Here are the notes, look at page 9
http://static.zend.com/topics/Webinar-Zend-Secure-Application-Development-with-the-Zend-Framework.pdf
Is this a good idea?
We are making a full open source CMS, based on Zend Framework: Centurion CMS (http://www.centurion-project.org/).
We are working on it since more than 2 years. The project is under the new BSD licence.
Feel free to try, use, pull feature, make some push request, criticize...
If you have any question use the our Google group: http://groups.google.com/group/centurion-project
Social Engine 4 is what you are asking for but its not free nor open source . The best application ever created using ZF has became even more popular then Zend itself (google trend) its known as "Magento". Its open source and based on best programming practices (design patterns) .
Social Engine 4 projects are built on Zend Framework.
Social Engine 3 used smarty but they decided to move to Zend.
Have a look at TomatoCMS
Pro Zend Framework Techniques: Build a Full CMS Project
I think this book will be useful for you.
I'm planning to move a site from mediawiki to django-cms. It has around 150 pages and a similar number of embedded images.
The question is how to do it with minimal effort. There are several issues:
django-cms does not support mw wiki sintax, should I export html?
how can I dump all the the wiki pages as plain html
how to automate the process or at least minimize the effort.
how to deal with internal links (there are not so many internal links, probably under 2/page)
how to deal with images
First reaction - do it manually. 150 pages is not much and you can certainly do it in one working day (probably less) - which is about the same time it will take you to find and test an automated solution.
I've moved a wiki to another format and found I got a long way with just find and replace in Notepad!