[TYPO3-english] ID page with special doktype

[azeef abdul shukoor]

Hi,

To create a new doktype; try this:

In .../typo3conf/ext_tables.php  or your own custom extension
ext_tables.php; add the below lines of code;

// 147 will be doktype id, icon for this doktype page; eg: doktype.gif
$GLOBALS['TCA']['pages']['columns']['doktype']['config']['items'][] =
array( 'New-dokpage', '147','../fileadmin/doktype.gif' );

$PAGES_TYPES['147'] = Array (
  'allowedTables' => 'pages,pages_language_overlay,tt_content',
  'onlyAllowedTables' => '0'
);

t3lib_SpriteManager::addTcaTypeIcon('pages', '147',
'../fileadmin/doktype.gif');

BR
Azeef


On Mon, May 27, 2013 at 1:11 PM, JoH asenau <info at cybercraft.de> wrote:

> Am 24.05.2013 20:07, schrieb Vasyl Mosijchuk:
>
>> 10 = CONTENT
>> 10 {
>> table = pages
>> select {
>> pidInList = 1
>> recursive = 5
>> }
>> renderObj = TEXT
>> renderObj.field = uid
>> }
>>
>> ...on frontend ID all pages except those that I need.
>>
>>
>> but  ...  I need ID all pages with doktype=254
>>
>
> Well, even though this is bad news, it's exactly what I have expected.
> The query excludes the doktype you want by default, since these are
> "Sysfolders" which are not meant to be rendered in the frontend but to be
> used as containers for other records.
>
> So there are only two ways left to get these pages:
> Either use another doktype which will render in the frontend, or go for
> USER/USER_INT and include your own PHP.
>
>
> HTH
>
> Joey
>
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