Is there an extension like wec_contentelements for TYPO3 7.6.x?
The current version of wec_contentelements does not work with version 7.6.x.
The extension itself doesn't work in TYPO3 7.6, but there are are lot of other extensions inside the TYPO3-Repository that provide the same kind of content-elements:
VIMEO: Video Content Element
YouTube: Video Content Element
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I am integrating TinyMCE in my CMS and want to have a feature to choose a video/audio by selecting media icon instead of typing the path in Source field.
[https://i.stack.imgur.com/1zmlD.png]
I was able to achieve this for choosing images through image_list
but, did not have luck using external_media_list_url
You are referencing documentation for TinyMCE 3.x which is no longer being updated. Your screenshot appears to be TinyMCE 4.x so you should look at the documentation for that release:
https://www.tinymce.com/docs/
There are APIs to create your own file picker for TinyMCE 4:
https://www.tinymce.com/docs/configure/file-image-upload/#file_picker_callback
...and example of that is here:
https://www.tinymce.com/docs/demo/file-picker/
I would like to customize felogin (frontend lofin) extension template. I would like to copy the template file inside of my template extension folder, but I don´t know how to change the path with TypoScript, so Typo3 can look first into the template file which is located inside of my extension template folder.
Thanks in advance!
Denis
The configuration is done like with every other extension:
plugin.tx_felogin_pi1 {
templateFile = EXT:your_extension/Resources/Private/Templates/Felogin.html
}
Notice that felogin does not use Fluid, you might want to look at alternatives like Hairu if you need this.
For TYPO3 ver.: 10.x it could be set in Setup field of your TypoScript template as well.
plugin.tx_felogin_login {
view {
templateRootPaths.20 = EXT:your_extension/Resources/Private/Templates/
partialRootPaths.20 = EXT:your_extension/Resources/Private/Partials/
layoutRootPaths.20 = EXT:your_extension/Resources/Private/Layouts/
}
}
In TYPO3 7.6, I used the TYPO3 icon API to display an icon for a new CType.
All worked well on the local machine.
After copying the code to a staging-machine, the icons I used are displayed as "missing" (i.e. the red "default-not-found"-icon is displayed instead.)
If I change my icon to a more common one, like "content-table", it is correctly shown. If I change it to a less popular like "content-briefcase", the default-icon is shown.
Deleting chaches didn't solve the problem.
Do I have to activate/load the icons before use?
The problem seems to be depending on the minor version.
I tried it with TYPO3 7.6.15.
There, some of the icon-files where missing in typo3/sysext/core/Resources/Public/Icons/T3Icons/content
After update to TYPO3 7.6.19 everything works as expected
I'm looking for an extension in TYPO3 6.2 which does basically the same as the build-in image manipulation feature in TYPO3 7.
So far i had a look on following extensions:
k23_imagecrop - works, but only usable in filelist module and you cant see any pixel values
image_crop - no graphical ui
nwt_imagecrop - no graphical ui
Has anybody a good solution for this?
There is nothing more. Please think about upgrading!
Im working on a website using typo3 and the image handler being used is GraphicMagick. At an certain page im displaying an Latest view news item.
This news item contains an media pdf file.
So when I visit that page I will see an Thumb of that pdf since that is being created by GraphicMagick and stored in my typo3temp folder.
Now the real question is.. that this gif file, is like 10-15% transparent at the top.
I have no idea how this comes.. the settings in the installation tool look similar to the onces I use on a different website.
Did anybody see this before and knows how I might resolve this ?
I'm using the following versions:
Typo3: 6.2.11
imagehandler: Graphics Magick
[GFX][thumbnails_png] = 1
Solved it for me, gifs gave me a problem