[TYPO3-project-formidable] Code Behind an TS
Jérôme Schneider
typo3dev at ameos.com
Sat Feb 28 14:20:32 CET 2009
Hi,
if you need more than one codeBehind declared, you'll have to suffix it
with -X
Like this:
codeBehind-2 {
type = js
name = cb2
path = fileadmin/xml/cb/class.test-codebehind2.js
}
Nikitin S.M. a écrit :
> Thanks I forgot to say that I know that it works in that way. But how to
> inlude miltiple codebehind-files for example php and js, it would
> impossible in TS mode
>
> Jérôme Schneider пишет:
>> Hi Nikitin,
>>
>> The "10" is the problem
>>
>> A correct syntax would be:
>>
>> lib.testformidable = FORMIDABLE
>> lib.testformidable < config.tx_ameosformidable.quickconf.nodb
>> lib.testformidable.meta {
>> codeBehind {
>> type = php
>> name = cb1
>> path = fileadmin/xml/cb/class.test-codebehind.php
>> }
>> }
>> lib.testformidable.elements {
>> 10 = renderlet:BUTTON
>> 10.label = Click me
>> 10.onclick {
>> runat = ajax
>> exec = cb1.btnHelloWorldClient_Click()
>> }
>> }
>>
>>
>> Now if you need more than one codeBehind declared, you'll have to
>> suffix it with -X
>>
>> Like this:
>>
>> codeBehind-2 {
>> type = php
>> name = cb1
>> path = fileadmin/xml/cb/class.test-codebehind2.php
>> }
>>
>> Have a nice weekend !
>> Jerome
>>
>>
>> Nikitin S.M. a écrit :
>>> Hi !
>>> Can you explain me a uses of codebehind in TypoScript
>>> I thought that will be correct? ...
>>>
>>> meta{
>>> name = ..
>>> form.formid = ...
>>> codeBehind{
>>> 10{
>>> type = php
>>> name = ...
>>> path = ...
>>> }
>>> }
>>> }
>>>
>>> .... but it's failed
>>>
>>> --
>>> Best Regards
>>> Nikitin Sergey <nikitinsm at gmail.com>
>
>
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