[TYPO3] Third try: Print a list of image filenames to the page?

[Mike]

OK I see, thank you.  One thing though- in my original question, in 
my three line PHP example, I do specify putting quotation marks 
around each image.  As in:  'image1.jpg', 'image2.jpg', 'image3.jpg'

So I got your example to work, but I'm stuck without quotations.

And for this:

>As far as the example I posted selecting the entire column, I've
>already posted links to all the relevant sections of the TSref in this
>thread. The information about how to restrict your db query is waiting
>there in the TSref for you to read it (hint: it's the 'WHERE' clause
>in the .select part of the cobject).


I had asked last week in this mailing list for help in selecting only 
one content object, and I received no answer. (Search for "Basic 
fundamental typoscript question".)  Yes, I've looked at the TSRef, 
24895924752948752 times.



At 05:02 PM 9/24/2006, you wrote:


>Aside from the fact that the example I posted was an EXAMPLE--you
>don't have a field in tt_content named 'foo', do you?--the renderObj
>is an HTML object, not an IMAGE object. It renders almost *precisely*
>what you asked for, the two exceptions being that it also prepended
>the list with a comma (this was because the values in the image field
>are also stored as a comma-separated list--just delete the comma in
>the .dataWrap part).
>
>The reason you're getting rendered images is because you didn't
>specify that you don't want the image content element to behave
>normally. If that's what you need, you have two easy options (along
>with several other possibilities):
>
>1. explore the TS object browser (in the template module) and alter
>the default rendering of tt_content.image--but be aware that the basic
>TS for the image content element is reused elsewhere.
>
>2. store all your image content elements in a non-rendered page column
>(e.g. create a column named 'storage' or something and don't render it
>in your template, just use it for this job)
>
>As far as the example I posted selecting the entire column, I've
>already posted links to all the relevant sections of the TSref in this
>thread. The information about how to restrict your db query is waiting
>there in the TSref for you to read it (hint: it's the 'WHERE' clause
>in the .select part of the cobject).
>
>
>-Christopher
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