[TYPO3-dev] TER on TYPO3.org

[Robert Wildling]

Hi, Ingo,


Look - before we get into a big argument: what is it that I can do to 
help you with your search solution? Tell me!

This is what I think I do - comment on it if you like:

- I test the TER at least twice every day;
- I post my observations;
- Not always, but most of the time I say "thank you" for your work, don't I?

OK, admittedly: every once in a while I also post a little bit of my bad 
mood here, because not EVERYTHING is good about your solution at the 
moment and it does trouble not only me...
Looking through some your your posts in the past, you don't seem to be 
that much different from me ...

However, to answer your question what I did for TYPO3 today: I convinced 
2 more people today to switch to TYPO3 with their websites. (They are 
NOT clientel, but web workers, and I showed the what can be done with 
TypoScript and even trained them a little bit, so they don't have to ask 
too many beginners' question on this list here...)

And if you really like to know: I keep developing my extbase skills 
hoping too soon be able to do some work on the backend treeview, which 
in my opinion is a very good idea, but lacks very important features, 
alright? Anything else you'd like to know? Just ask!


BTW: thanks for getting back the names of the ext developers. 
Unfortunately no Umlaute are rendered (eg fhm_indexed_search -> Irene 
Hppner, which should be Höppner). Would be great id you could solve that 
problem, too!

And if you allow me a final statement: a title field in the filter 
section would be a fine thing...


Thank you back,
Robert


> Am 04.07.12 17:20, schrieb Robert Wildling:
>
> Hi Robert,
>
>> in the beginning of this post I expressed my happiness about the new
>> search, but in the meantime I have to admit that I am pretty desperate.
>
> In the beginning of all this I was very happy to help with typo3.org,
> but in the meantime I have to admit that people like you get quite
> annoying by always complaining and never being satisfied.
>
> With the words of John F. Kennedy:
> Ask not what the TYPO3 community can do for you - ask what you can do
> for the TYPO3 community.
>
> What have you done for TYPO3 today?
>
>
> thanks
> Ingo
>