I’m trying to add an additional querystring parameter to all links from tt_news plugins (displayList) on page. I've tried this, but it isn't working.
plugin.tt_news {
displayList {
title_stdWrap.typolink {
additionalParams.data = &myparameter=1
}
}
Please let me know if you have any suggestions.
The link is related to the <!--###LINK_ITEM###--> marker and not the title
This marker is filled with plugin.tt_news.pageTypoLink but i'm not sure you can use additionalParams on it. If it does not work, try to add a generic marker!
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I'm writing an extension which checks for the browser version, and if the version isn't supported a hint is showed.
I'm doing this with a typoscript condition, which works well so far. But in the hint is a link for the ignoring. The link should call my action "setSessionParameters" in the controller "BrowserCheck". If the link is clicked the correct url gets called, but the same output as before is shown (the hint). The action is completly ignored. I tried to put in a non existing action, but not even an exception is called, which means for me: It's not checked if the question is allowed in the ext_localconf and neither it gets checked in the controller.
I think the typoscript configuration could be a problem, but I can't find a solution. Can anyone help?
Please see my code below
ext_localconf.php:
\TYPO3\CMS\Extbase\Utility\ExtensionUtility::configurePlugin(
'VENDOR.' . $extensionKey,
'browsercheck',
[
'BrowserCheck' => 'setSessionParameter',
],
[
'BrowserCheck' => 'setSessionParameter',
]
);
page.typoscript:
page = PAGE
[session('wcobrowsercheck') == "ignore" || checkInternetExplorer()]
page{
//normal setup
}
[ELSE]
// called setup for hint-case
page >
page = PAGE
page{
typeNum = 0
shortcutIcon = {$files.favicon.path}
10 = FLUIDTEMPLATE
10 {
templateRootPaths {
0 = EXT:my_extension/Resources/Private/Templates/BrowserCheck
}
layoutRootPaths {
0 = EXT:my_extension/Resources/Private/Layouts/BrowserCheck
}
templateName = MainPage
}
includeCSS {
...
}
}
[END]
link call in the template:
<f:link.action controller="BrowserCheck" action="setSessionParameters" extensionName="my_extension" pluginName="browsercheck" arguments="{ignore: 'true'}"> ignore </f:link.action>
I see 2 issues with your setup.
You define the PAGE object twice. And the second time you wipe all previous configuration
I can't see that you have placed the plugin on the page.
As your question targets the second issue, I recommend adding the plugin to the page via typoscript if you want that plugin to be available everywhere.
page = PAGE
// ...
page.999 < tt_content.list.20.extkey_pluginname
Or you use a plugin that is placed on the page as a content element. Both will work. But with the current setup you cannot call the plugin as it's not present on the page.
I overwrite my body object through TypoScript like this:
page.bodyTagCObject.dataWrap = <body id="p{field:uid}" data-pid="p{field:pid}">
Now I would be interested to provide a data-xxx parameter to the body tag that contains the friendly url (EXT:realurl used) of the parent page.
Is there an easy way through TypoScript to achieve this?
You need to build the link and then wrap it.
In TYPO3 nearly everywhere you can use .stdWrap or .cObject. So you can wrap a wrap. Use this as inspiration:
page.bodyTagCObject.wrap {
cObject = TEXT
cObject.typolink {
parameter.field = pid
returnLast = url
}
dataWrap = <body id="p{field:uid}" data-pid="p{field:pid}" data-url="|" >
}
Is there a way to add a new style to the Insert Link dialog in Typo3?
Currently they are "internal-link", "internal-link-new-window", or no style.
I have tried putting various things in the Page tsconfig with no results at all...
I found this on another site which looks like it does what I want but I can't get it to do anything:
RTE.classesAnchor {
tollerLink1 {
class = button
type = page
titleText = Button
}
}
RTE.default {
classesAnchor:=addToList(button)
}
In your TsConfig (Home Page Properties - Resources - Page TSConfig)
RTE.default.buttons {
link.properties.class.allowedClasses := addToList(internal-link-new-window)
}
I'm trying to write Typoscript that will configure the Typo3 Rich Text Editor to wrap a given element with more than one class.
In the project's TsConfig/Page/rte.txt file, I have:
RTE {
classes {
button {
name = Button
}
}
However, I'd like to create a wrapper that would give the element more than just a single class. The below code doesn't work, but illustrates what I'm trying to accomplish:
RTE {
classes {
button {
name = Button
}
button danger {
name = Dangerous Button
}
}
According to this article, this doesn't seem to be possible, but I thought I'd ask and see if someone out there got crafty with their Typoscript and was able to accomplish this.
I tried everything to handle styles for tables that way, but there is currently no way to handle more than one CSS-Class for a RTE style definition.
The only way to handle this, is creating new CSS classes and extend the available button styles via LESS or SCSS.
In TYPO3 7 you can use this following RTE configuration to use multiple classes. The magic happens in the class-definition with the attribute "required"
RTE {
default {
proc.allowedClasses := addToList(btn-dark)
buttons.link.properties.class.allowedClasses := addToList(btn-dark)
}
classes.btn-dark {
name = Dark-Button
requires = btn btn-small
}
classesAnchor.buttonDark {
class = btn-dark
type = page
}
}
I would like my Tumblr homepage to show a single Question/Answer post that is selected by a 'featured' tag, or rather by being the most recent Question/Answer post tagged 'featured'. I don't see any built in Tumblr tags that will do this.
I am using jQuery to get the featured post (n number of them) from a category 'featured' by default. I have implemented this solution to my theme - Purely
Here is a screen-shot (displaying three featured posts)
Add this line 's meta section
<meta name='text:Featured Tag' content='featured' />
Add jQuery library in
<script src="//ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.0.2/jquery.min.js"></script>
Add these lines in where you want to display the featured post
{block:IndexPage}
{block:IfFeaturedTag}
<h1 class="featured-subhead">
Featured Posts +
</h1>
{/block:IfFeaturedTag}
{/block:IndexPage}
Add these lines just before the closing tag
{block:IndexPage}{block:IfFeaturedTag}
<script>
var rssurl = '/tagged/{text:Featured Tag}/rss';
$.get(rssurl, function(data) {
$('.featured-subhead').append('<div class="featured-posts">');
var $xml = $(data);
var vari = 0;
$xml.find("item").each(function() {
var $this = $(this),
item = {
title: $this.find("title").text(),
link: $this.find("link").text(),
description: $this.find("description").text(),
pubDate: $this.find("pubDate").text(),
author: $this.find("author").text()
}
vari = vari +1;
if(vari <4){
$('.featured-subhead').append('<div class="featured-post" style="overflow:hidden;"><h2 class="featured-title">' + item.title + '</h2><div class="featured-post-description' + vari + '">' + item.description + '</div><div class="featured-post-link">Read More</div></div>');
//Do something with item here...
}
});
$('.featured-subhead').append('</div>');
});
{/block:IndexPage}{/block:IfFeaturedTag}
You can change if(vari <4){ line according to the numbers of posts you want to display as featured. For example, to display a single post, it would be if(vari <2){ .
I have also added few CSS classes to design the output. This can be declared in segment in
h1.featured-subhead
{
/* Heading of featured post */
}
.featured-posts
{
/* Outer box of all featured posts */
}
.featured-post
{
/* Inner box of each featured post */
}
h2.featured-title
{
/* Heading of each featured post */
}
.featured-post-description
{
/* Description or body of each featured post */
}
.featured-post-link
{
/* Link to Permalink page of each featured post */
}
Here only featured-subhead class is necessary. This must be added to the heading of featured post. jQuery will add the featured posts after that.
How does it work?
No surprises here. Tumblr generates a tag RSS page for each page. By using javascript, I am fetching that specific tag page and displaying 'n' number of elements from the XML elements. Sometimes, Tumblr takes a little more time (I don't know why) to generate the RSS page of newly added tags. Be patient and try to browse your-blog.tumblr.com/tagged/featured/rss page to check it is generated or not.
What you're asking is not a native setting to tumblr, in other words there's no preference setting you can simply check.
In order to do what you describes above, you will either need to edit your current theme code, or code a new theme from scratch.
In order to only show 1 question post, at the top, with a tag of featured, you will need to work with the jQuery/Javascript and the Tumblr API.
It's pretty complex coding, but if you're up for it, head on over to the Tumblr API Codex.
This is a little late, but in case it's of any help: Our free Single A theme has the sticky post feature built in. It's the first (and only) tumblr theme to have it. You can get it here: http://www.tumblr.com/theme/28638 or learn more about it here: http://singleatheme.tumblr.com/. Hope this helps!