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Unfortunately, there is a naming conflict in the listing module and memberlist module if page alias usage is disabled in the TYPOlight back end settings (see ticket 297). Therefore, the variable name that triggers the details page will be changed from "id" to "show", which affects the following templates:
Current code:
New code:
I apologize for the trouble caused.
- mod_memberlist.tpl
- list_default.tpl
- all custom list_*.tpl templates
Current code:
php:
New code:
I apologize for the trouble caused.
2008-12-05 19:57
Another change affects the core extensions news and calendar. By now, some modules (e.g. the event list) store the unaltered record as $this->data, so you can use custom fields in the template. From version 2.6.3, all fields will be assigned in every module by default, so you do not need $this->data anymore.
Current code:
New code:
This change only affects custom templates that use $this->data.
Current code:
<?php $data = $this->data; echo $data['custom_field']; ?>
New code:
<?php echo $this->custom_field; ?>
This change only affects custom templates that use $this->data.
2008-12-06 13:09
The third and probable last change affects custom page templates (fe_*.tpl). From version 2.6.3, the body tag will support class attributes that can be defined in the site structure (ever since) and the page layout (new). Thus, you can add CSS definitions that only apply to a particular page layout or a single page.
Current code:
New code:
Here is a small usage example:
If those pages are opened, the following body tags are shown:
In your style sheet, you can now add a format definition that only applies to this very page using .layout_a .page_a1 {.
Current code:
<body<?php echo $this->onload; ?> id="top">
New code:
<body id="top"<?php echo $this->class . $this->onload; ?>>
Here is a small usage example:
Page A (Layout A with body class "layout_a") Page A1 (with CSS class "page_a1") Page B (Layout B without body class)
If those pages are opened, the following body tags are shown:
<body id="top" class="layout_a"> <body id="top" class="layout_a page_a1"> <body id="top">
In your style sheet, you can now add a format definition that only applies to this very page using .layout_a .page_a1 {.
2008-12-06 14:20
Indeed very nice, so far I have I used
to do what ben suggest (assign different values to layout elements depending on the page)
But this will be cleaner and less complex to manage
<body<?php echo $this->onload; ?> id="{{env::page_alias}}">
to do what ben suggest (assign different values to layout elements depending on the page)
But this will be cleaner and less complex to manage
2008-12-07 11:12
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