Well, I think it's kinda the way of doing.
some things look strange to me... you're using a type="renderlet:BOX",
you should user type="renderlet:LINK", not sure that url is going to
work on renderlet:BOX.
this is how i make my links in lister.
<column name="readmore" type="renderlet:LINK">
<label>LLL:readmore.label</label>
<url>
<userobj>
<php><![CDATA[
$aData = $this->oDataHandler->getListData();
$typolink['parameter'] =
$this->_oParent->conf['piconf.']['registerPageId'];
$typolink['additionalParams'] = '&tx_myextension_pi2[param]=
'.$aData['uid'].'';
$typolink['useCacheHash'] = '1';
$typolink['returnLast'] = 'url';
return $this->_oParent->cObj->typolink('',$typolink);
]]></php>
</userobj>
</url>
</column>
using this in your template you can use {readmore.debug()} to see all
the possibilities to display the link.
Notes :
- the label is, in this case constant it is issued from a locallang file
it should be something like "read more..." but you can use either a
userobj to fetch data from the current row
- i prefer always using typolink function to build my links
- typolink parameter is issued from a typoscript conf
Luc
Le 12/08/2010 10:27, Domi Garms a écrit :
> Hi Luc,
>
> Thanks for your reply. Im searching inside of my extension-tables, so
> I tried for setting a link with params. The base-url is everytime in
> front, is there a cleaner (and better) way for writing the link?
>
> http://www.testseite.de/test link
>
> Im sure that renderlet:BOX is wrong...but dont know which element does the trick
>
> <column name="firstname"
> type="renderlet:BOX" listHeader="Name">
> <url>
> <userobj>
> <php><![CDATA[
> $aRowData = $this->oDataHandler->_getListData();
> return t3lib_div::locationHeaderUrl(
> $this->_oParent->pi_linkTP(
> $aRowData['firstname'],
> array('tx_dmfaupairs[modus]'=>'1','tx_dmfaupairs[uid]'=>$aRowData['uid'])
> )
> );
> ]]></php>
> </userobj>
> </html>
> </column>
>
> Greetings
>
> Domi
>
>
>
> 2010/8/12 Luc Muller<l.mul-nospam-ler at ameos.com>:
>> I'm not sure to get the point.
>>
>> Let's take this exemple.
>>
>> You've made a formidable searchform and lister, to find some tt_news
>>
>> The lister, should build a link as shown there :
>> http://formidable.typo3.ug/pastebin/snippet/61.html
>> but pointing to the detail Page of your tt_news records.
>> (maybe using typolink() instead of pi_getPageLink())
>>
>> label of your column renderlet:LINK can be the title of the tt_news.
>>
>> if you're searchform is searching inside records of a table that you handle
>> fully with formidable. it works the same, but your "detail page" should
>> contain a formidable plugin which displays the single item. this can be done
>> using datahandler:DB and passing the UID of the item as third params in the
>> 'init()' method of your plugin.
>>
>> Hope This Helps.
>>
>> Luc
>>
>>
>> Le 12/08/2010 07:10, Domi Garms a écrit :
>>>
>>> Good morning,
>>>
>>> Im not sure how doing a searchform with a lister and link to the item
>>> for a single view. I looked into this two snippets:
>>> http://formidable.typo3.ug/pastebin/snippet/65.html
>>> http://formidable.typo3.ug/pastebin/snippet/61.html
>>>
>>> My first thought is, for building a link to a seperate site with a
>>> param of the uid inside. Is there a cleaner way or a built in
>>> function?
>>> My second thought is to create typo3 pages and link to that one.
>>>
>>> What is the best way to deal with this, any hints are more than welcome!!!
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Domi
>>
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