I am using TYPO3 6.2.9 CMS.I make category and assigned to page.But I don't know how to display the category when i am showing the page i want all the category assign to that page must display then after clicking that category the content which i have assign to that category must display
There is no out-of-the box solution for this.
But you can use the following :
Or create your own extension where you gather the categories of your page and render them on your page. You then can also create a sort of category menu.
You can use category collection :
http://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/CoreApiReference/ApiOverview/Categories/Index.html
cObject RECORDS has also a categories property, so you could also use typoscript for rendering.
For this purpose you can use extensions to your website.
Catalogue extension package
Which relates to categorisers and if you want to you can customize it in your own manner.
Use of these extensions make simple in listing category.
The usage is also given in its manual ans its simple to adopt it.
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I am working on vuestorefront with magento 2.
In vuestorefront I am using vuetique theme.
I want to display category listing in layered navigation section on vuestorefront. Same as magento 2 layered navigation.
Please check below two attached screenshot.
vuestorefront screenshot
The simplest solution is to add categoryIds to defaultFilters section of your config file, if that doesn't work create one custom attribute(must be of type int or keyword in ES) in magento and use that(Add that to defaultFilters instead).
How can i display a static Block in Product Description in Magento 2?
I can display on cms Page or in phtml on Pruduct Description in Backend this not Works.
Robert
does the block need to be "inbetween" your description elements or is it pre-/appended to the text content? In the 2nd case, a workaround could be extending your description. The easiest way to do that is to extend vendor/magento/module-catalog/view/frontend/templates/product/view/description.phtml in your theme. You could even build in some logic when to display the additional info and when to hide it.
If you need a more dynamic solution, you could use a custom text attribute and display it after the description output. In case this attribute would be empty, only the description is shown.
I have to implement a media download feature. The backend user should be able to upload a media file, set the title, description, release date and so on... The result should then be visible and the file available for download in the frontend.
I am not sure what is the best way to achieve this: Plugin or Custom content element ?
Whats the main difference between the two and what would be the best solution for my task ?
Plugins are used for more complex rendering of records with different views (for example a list and a detail view of records stored somewhere in a storage folder). A custom content element (CE) should be preferred if all relevant data is stored in the record.
For your case, a Content Element seems to be the right solution. This kind of custom content elements can also be easily created with helpful extensions like "mask" which may takes you 10 minutes to create a custom CE.
https://typo3.org/extensions/repository/view/mask
If I understood you properly.
You can define plugin as type of "list_type", or as "CType" (if you need to code specific function, which is hard or unable to achieve using eg. Fluid contents) or even as another menu type defined as "menu_type".
These all types can be the same way made plugin, this separation for types are basically only for making it appear in different selectors. So:
your plugin defined as menu_type is to be selected in "Special Menus" content type in "Menu type" selector,
defined as list_type (so called) is to be selected in "Insert Plugin" content in "Selected plugin" selector,
defined as CType is totally new content type.
But they work the same way and this is easily to be switched using parameter in ext_tables plugin register call:
\TYPO3\CMS\Core\Utility\ExtensionManagementUtility::addPlugin( ['Label', $_EXTKEY.'_myPluginSuffix'], 'CType');
1) You can use the "File Link" content element and adapt its TypoScript (tt_content.uploads.20.renderObj) to your needs.
2) You can use the file_list extension and adapt its Fluid templates to your needs
I am trying to build my first own extension with the Extension Builder. Up to now everything worked really well, but now I've got a problem and am not able to find a solution:
My extension looks like this: You can add new Entries in the backend under List (the entry on the right panel). These entries are then shown in the frontend.
While adding new entries there is the possibility in the horizontal navigation bar to link this entry to specific categories. I've already done this with every entry.
But how can I display this category in the fronted. It should be just one <div> like Linked Categories: CATEGORY.
It seems like there is no ViewHelper which can display all linked categories.
I've already googled a lot, but this just confused me more: It seems like its not possible with a simple ViewHelper. There was a solution, where one had to edit the controller. But I did not like this because then I can not continue working with the Extension Builder or it becomes overwritten.
I also looked in the code of tx_news. It seems like all categories are in a variable there, which can be looped. But in my extension <f:debug>{categories} was always NULL.
Is there no ViewHelper which can display the categories, or anything else? Maybe a good tutorial (I am good in PHP, but new to TYPO3).
Thank you very much in advance,
Felix
P.S: I am using TYPO3 CMS 7.6.9
the Extension Builder is just a 'kickstarter' that helps you define your models and actions, relations etc ... It will not do more then that. So once you created your extension draft, it's best to forget about the extension builder and try to understand the structure of an extbase extension (the MVC, TCA, localconfig, typoscript,...). If you need to add a new property, do it manually. You will learn a lot more about your extension and how it works.
Having this said, you will have to adjust your extansion yourself to add categories. There are a few ways to do it: you can add your own category system by adding your own category Model, or use the TYPO3 category API
https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/CoreApiReference/ApiOverview/Categories/Index.html
There is also no plug&play category viewhelper. If you like to be able to list your entries by category, you will need to adjust your controller.
You can add some functionality to an existing on, for ex. your listAction so that it reads arguments send to this action (a list of categories you like to filter on) or create a new one called for example categoryAction.
extbase reference :
https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/ExtbaseFluidBook/b-ExtbaseReference/Index.html
stackoverflow question about categories in a controller:
Controllers and Template (how to filter results correctly or give arguments via backend?)
bottom line:
- skip extension builder
- learn how to adjust the MVC yourself
you can always join the TYPO3 slack channel :
https://typo3.slack.com/
it's free and people are very helpfull
good lcuk
I've tried to find a possible solution for this but without any result I need to display a sort by category field in the default Magento toolbar in product listing page. Does anyone know how to add this feature without messing up my core files?
What you looking for is something Magento calls Layered Navigation.
First you must make a parant category Apparel and one (ore more) child categories, for example:
- shirts
- shoes
- hoodies
Then for all the child categories go to the admin back-end and navigate to:
Catalog -> Manage Categories -> Display settings.
Now make sure you set the field "Is Anchor" to yes.
Apply this setting for all the children categories.
After these steps your front-end product-listing should look like:
http://demo.magentocommerce.com/catalog/category/view/s/apparel/id/18/
At the left sidebar you can see the categories that are children of the parent category Apparel. Of course you can use your own names for the diffrent categories.
Cheers.