[Typo3] stdWrap override problem?

[Karl Molter]

I made some further investigations on the problem above and found a solution:
				
Making temp.content a COA and rewriting the TS-code as follows 
shows all content elements of the Normal column: 

temp.content = COA

temp.content {
  10 < styles.content.get
}

temp.infocol < styles.content.getRight

temp.infocol.stdWrap {
   required = 1
   innerWrap = <div id="infocol">|</div>
   preCObject < temp.content
   preCObject.wrap = <div id="pagecontent">|</div>
}

temp.content.stdWrap.override.cObject < temp.infocol

But why does the original code, which is syntactically and logically correct
not produce the output one would expect?

- Karl Molter (karlmolter)

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> Dear list members,
> 
> I am raising a problem again, which has been discussed in the german list
> already,
> but I did not find a satisfying solution to it.
> 
> It is related to the two column example in the german typo3-book (page 400f).
> 
> The following typoscript code seems obviously correct and is what you
> can find in the book (the subpart replacement is not listed here):
> 
> 
> temp.content < styles.content.get
> 
> temp.infocol < styles.content.getRight
> temp.infocol.stdWrap {
> required = 1
> innerWrap = <div id="infocol">|</div>
> preCObject < styles.content.get
> preCObject.wrap = <div id="pagecontent">|</div>
> }
> 
> temp.content.stdWrap.override.cObject < temp.infocol
> 
> If the right column (infocol) is empty, everthing works fine, temp.content
> returns all content elements within the normal column (styles.content.get).
> 
> If the right column is not empty, temp.content returns both columns wrapped as
> specified,
> but the last and only the last
> content element of the normal column is always missing!
> (If one content element is defined, none is displayed,
> if you have two, only the first is displayed and so on..., the wrap is always
> included).
> 
> If I replace the last line with
> 
> temp.content < temp.infocol
> 
> all content elements of the normal column are correctly displayed,
> (if the right column is not empty...)
> 
> So I conclude, that
> the preCObject configuration above works fine, but there seems to
> be a problem with the stdWrap override function. I had a look into
> the code, but as a non php-wizard I was not able to locate the
> problem more precisely.
> 
> I am running typo 3.7.0 and I use the css-styled-content template.
> I made these tests up to now only with a simple Text content element.
> 
> Has anyone of you an idea what may be wrong?
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Karl Molter
> 
> 
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