[TYPO3] Change Link File Name tt_news

[Tom Sotil]

Krystian Szymukowicz wrote:
> hello
> 
> you can consider using following extensions:
> 
> 1. DAM - The Digital Asset Management (dam) is simply a tool for 
> organizing digital media assets for storage and retrieval. Metadata can 
> be used to search and organize image, text, audio, video (...) files.
> 
> 2. tt_news DAM connector (news_dam_con) - extends tt_news by the 
> possibility to relate records from the extension dam ("Digital Asset 
> Management" by René Fritz) to tt_news articles.
> 
> 
> then you can use following TS to configure tt_news
> 
> plugin.tt_news {
> displaySingle {
> damelements_stdWrap.wrap = <dl 
> class="news-single-files"><dt>Files:</dt>|</dl>
>       damelements_alternatingLayouts = 1
>       damelements_item_0_stdWrap.wrap = |</dd>
>       damelements_CObject = COA
>       damelements_CObject {
> 
>       10=CASE
>       10.key.field = file_type
> 
>       # settings for default type
>       10.default=COA
>       10.default {
>         10 = TEXT
>         10 {
>           value = <dd class="{field : file_type}" />
>           insertData = 1
>         }
>         20 = TEXT
>         20 {
>           field = title
>           crop = 200|...|
>           typolink.parameter = {field : file_path}{field : file_name}
>           typolink.parameter.insertData = 1
> 
>         }
>         30 = TEXT
>         30 {
>           field = file_size
>           bytes = 1
>           bytes.labels = " b| kb| mb| gb"
>           noTrimWrap = | (|)|
>         }
>       40 >
>       50 >
>       }
>     }
>  }
> }
> 
> This is just example. You can modify it for you needs. Note that image 
> for proper file types is made by css here
> 
> <dd class="{field : file_type}>
> 
> 
> "title" for file is taken from DAM so you can describe your mp3 files 
> whatever you like. With DAM you can also make translation of file title.
> 
> 
> If you want to change behaviour of content-item 'filelinks' you can 
> install and configure:
> 1. Filelinks DAM usage (dam_filelinks)
> 2. CSS styled Filelinks (css_filelinks)
> 
> 
> Maybe there is more simple way to achieve what you want but this is the 
> one I use and it works well.
> 
> 
> Good luck.
> 
> 
> -- 
> grtz
> Krystian Szymukowicz
Thank you for the idea. I will install it today and test it.
Greetings,
Tom