[TYPO3-english] UPDATE: how to eliminate in RTEhtml the attribure alt="undefined" in accessibility link icons?

[Stephan Bernhard]

hi list

i am still looking for a solution to my problem.

last update:
the attribute alt="undefined" for the accessibility icons is only saved 
in a icon-link, when i use the Element Browser for setting the link.

i am using DAM, but these icons are normally indexed.

maybe someone has now an idea how to change that unwanted behaviour?

thanks
stephan



On 15.11.2013 08:56, Stephan Bernhard wrote:
> nobody really has an idea?
> who could be the responsible developer for RTEhtml now?
>
> thanks for further hint and help
> stephan
>
>
>
> On 13.11.2013 12:28, Stephan Bernhard wrote:
>> hi list
>>
>> sorry for crossposting this thread, but t.p.rte seems to be totally
>> unpopulated.
>>
>> here my problem with accessibility icons and RTEhtmlarea (TYPO3 version
>> 4.5.28, rtehtmlarea version 2.1.7):
>>
>> after having emptied the entry
>>      RTE.classesAnchor.externalLink.altText =
>>
>> RTEhtmlarea generates the unwanted attribute
>>
>>      <img alt="undefined" ...>
>>
>>
>> generally speaking here my respective pageTS configuration:
>>
>> RTE.classesAnchor.internalLinkInNewWindow {
>>      class = internal-link-new-window
>>      type = page
>>      image = fileadmin/.../img/icons/internal_link_new_window.gif
>>      altText =
>>      titleText =
>>    }
>>
>> and here is a resulting test-link:
>>
>> <p>
>>     <a class="internal-link-new-window" target="_self" href="...">
>>        <img src="fileadmin/.../img/icons/internal_link_new_window.gif"
>> alt="undefined"> ... </a>
>> </p>
>>
>>
>> additionally there is another problem with this annoying error:
>>
>> when working with feeditadvanced and inserting/updating a link in a
>> content element the generated link shows
>>
>>      "undefined" ahead of a link text
>>
>> instead of inserting the accessibility icon.
>>
>> after updating the same link in the BE everything is ok, the
>> accessibility icon is set (besides that RTEhtmlarea keeps the attribute
>> alt="undefined" in the img tag).
>>
>> so, where is the crucial error?
>> in RTEhtmlarea?
>> in feeditadvanced?
>>
>> thanks for any hint and help.
>>
>> stephan
>