[TYPO3] Path to files in TT_news

Stephen Bungert s.bungert at metrinomics.de
Thu Apr 10 14:02:06 CEST 2008


Thanks.

I wanted that everyone would upload files to specific folders, but sometimes
files have endings added like: _01 or _02. I guess while it copies the file
to uploads? In my extension I tried to build the path to where the file was
uploaded, this works as long as the file has not had this number extension
added by TYPO3.

Should I just uploads/pics/ for images and uploads/media/ for files instead?
If someone uploads a file to a specific folder and adds it as a file to
piece of content would the file that they uploaded get link to? Or a file
with the same name that TYPO3 copies to pics or media folders?



-----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
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[mailto:typo3-english-bounces at lists.netfielders.de] Im Auftrag von Erik
Svendsen
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 10. April 2008 13:41
An: typo3-english at lists.netfielders.de
Betreff: Re: [TYPO3] Path to files in TT_news

Hello Stephen,

The images in the image field has standard upload folder uploads/pics/

If you hover over the thumbnail, it will show.

The files in files field has standard upload folder in uploads/media/

The imagename are saved in the database, and the path to the folder is given

in the extensions TS Setup. You can change the path given in the TS Setup 
if you want. 

These settings are standard TYPO3 settings.

If you are using Dam together with for instance dam_ttnews this is not the 
case.

If you want to make an extension who list files attached to all articles 
you the databse field an the path information in TS Setup is what you need. 
You don't even need to make an extension, it can med made with pure
Typoscript.

Else, every extension with a manual (some hasn't), has the manual accessible

as a OpenOffice document in the Extension manager.

Most of what you are asking about, are explained in different documentation.

TYPO3 is a system that require reading of documentation. Even if some of 
them are a bit complex.

WBR,
Erik Svendsen
www.linnearad.no



> All I see in the backend by the file or image fields is the name of
> the file, an icon for it's file type, and a prieview (in the case of
> images).
> 
> In the database, all you see is the filename and file extension. If I
> make an extension that lists files attached to articles, how can I
> find out where it is exactly from just the file name/extension? Or
> must everything then be uploaded in a particular folder? So that I can
> hardcode the files path in the extension?
> 
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
>> Von: typo3-english-bounces at lists.netfielders.de
>> [mailto:typo3-english-bounces at lists.netfielders.de] Im Auftrag von
>> Erik
>> Svendsen
>> Gesendet: Donnerstag, 10. April 2008 00:21
>> An: typo3-english at lists.netfielders.de
>> Betreff: Re: [TYPO3] Path to files in TT_news
>> Hello Stephen,
>> 
>> Is there away to find out the path tot he files in tt_news articles?
>> Only the file name seems to be saved.
>> 
>> Also how does one build a link to the file? Are there any pre-made
>> functions for that?
>> 
>> I suppose you are thinking about for instance pdf-files. It may
>> depends of you are using DAM with dam_ttnews or not and how you are
>> uploading it. But standard is uploads/media. But you should see the
>> link in the frontend. If you don't there are something wrong.
>> 
>> You find the configuration in tt_news/pi/static/ts_new/setup.txt. I
>> suppose you also need to see in the php-files to get all details.
>> 
>> But I haven't had any close look yet.
>> 
>> WBR,
>> Erik Svendsen
>> www.linnearad.no
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