[Typo3] dynamically replacing template tags

Thorsten Kahler thorsten.kahler at dkd.de
Fri Sep 16 14:18:13 CEST 2005


Hi Matthew,

I try to strip it down to the basics:

Generally in all TYPO3 DB tables there's a field "pid" which points out the
page where the respective data set is located. As every page (except the one
with uid 0) is also located at another page, the table pages also has a
field "pid", that points to a page which is often called "parent page". From
a distinct (quite commonly used ;-) ) view all pages build up a "page tree".

It depends on the table you're looking at whether you use "page id" or
"parent page id" as long term for "pid".

Regards
Thorsten

Matthew Manderson wrote:
>>Oops. I think you mean 'uid'. 'pid' is the parent page to any given
>>page. In the following tree:
> That is interesting. In my set up, I have a wrap around each of my cObjects.
> uid is showing my current cObject id like a text w/image or html etc. and
> the pid is showing up consistently as the current page tree id.
> 
> Any gurus in the house to confirm?
> 
> I imagine it depends where you call them from. I have mine in the root
> template. I was unable to find the relevant documentation to dig deeper.
> 
> Matthew



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