[TYPO3-project-formidable] Renderlet:LISTER pass variables

[Jerome Schneider]

Hi Benjamin,

It's possible to make the searchform use get-params in your application, 
using paramsFromGet="true" on renderlet:SEARCHFORM.

I placed an example here:

http://formidable.typo3.ug/pastebin/snippet/27.html

You'll have to pass parameters like this in the url:

?myformid[mysearchrdt]=myvalue

Btw, this url-syntax is also valid to pass GET params to any other 
renderlet, wether they're in a searchform or not.

Note, prob bug: I just noticed that using paramsFromGet="true" will make 
the searchform blind to POST params, which is not good IMHO.

Best regards,
Jerome Schneider


Benjamin Fischer a écrit :
> Dear Formidable Community,
> 
> first of all I would like to thank the Ameos TYPO3 Dev Team and all the 
> other developers who contributed in the great progress of Formidable.  I 
> tried to keep track of all the new developments in the last year and 
> finally had a client project where I could use this framework. In the 
> last two days I started to work on a search/list application to display 
> the entries of a tracking log to display user interaction. Thanks to 
> Formidable I was able to accomplish most of the features in only two 
> days and already have a working demo application.
> 
> I have a question concerning the passing of variables to a search-form 
> and renderlet:LISTER. I am trying to send some variables with GET 
> parameters to be able to access search results with a special link. For 
> example on a user-page a link to all the e.g. uploads of this user. The 
> link should be something like 
> index.php?id=144&report[keyword]=JPG&report[users]=664&report[action]=4 
> for all JPG by user-id 664 and action upload.
> 
> I am able to pre-fill this data in the search-form with these variables 
> using the special link but do not succeed in getting the right 
> search-results like submitting the form with these values. I have tried 
> getting the values from the parent in a userobj but unfortunately it 
> changed nothing.
> 
> Then I searched for Formidable applications that use this sort of 
> feature and found a similar thing on http://www.30millionsdamis.fr there 
> the search-word appears in the url after the first submission like: 
> http://www.30millionsdamis.fr/agir-pour-les-animaux/adoptez-moi/rechercher-un-animal-a-adopter/rechercher-un-animal-a-adopter.html?&tx_ameos30madoption_recherche[fake_motsclefs]=Blanc 
> changing the parameter to e.g. 
> _ameos30madoption_recherche[fake_motsclefs]=Noir gets the new results an 
> fills the search-form with the new keyword.
> 
> Does anyone have an idea how I could develop a similar feature, and 
> maybe how could it be possible to always "transport" the search features 
> in the url for maybe forwarding the search result link to someone by email?
> 
> Best regards, keep up the great work!
> 
> Benjamin Fischer
>