[TYPO3-RTE] links and <p> in Tablecells and hello to the list

[Uschi Renziehausen]

A friendly hello to this list from a latin teacher at the university of 
Erfurt (Germany) and some (hopefully usefull) remarks on <p> in table cells.

The two solutions mentioned here are both destructive in a way:
 > lib.parseFunc_RTE.externalBlocks.table.stdWrap.HTMLparser.removeTags = p
This will ask the parser to remove each and every <p>-Element from table 
cells, even those the author wanted.
 > 
lib.parseFunc_RTE.externalBlocks.table.HTMLtableCells.default.callRecursive 
= 0
is even more destructive, since it causes the parser to do nothing at 
all with the content of a table cell, and this is why the links get lost.

So I had a closer look at lib.parseFunc_RTE (defined in 
EXT:css_styled_content/static/setup.txt) in order to find out, where the 
magical p comes in. The relevant lines are found inside the object path 
lib.parseFunc_RTE.externalBlocks:

  table.HTMLtableCells=1
  table.HTMLtableCells {
	default.callRecursive=1
	addChr10BetweenParagraphs=1
  }


Line 3 means: Let the content of table cells go through 
lib.parseFunc_RTE again, because this is the parser function we are 
currently in, and consequently also the nonTypoTagStdWrap.encapsLines - 
section a few lines further down will be executed, and there the parser 
is told to wrap everything which is not wrapped in <div> or <p> already 
with a <p>:
lib.parseFunc_RTE.nonTypoTagStdWrap.encapsLines.nonWrappedTag = P

It is no solution to just empty this line, because this would affect 
normal bodytext as well, and so I tried to find out, where the links are 
transformed from <link> to <a>. This is done in lib.parseFunc. So i 
ended up in a two line TS solution.

lib.parseFunc_RTE.externalBlocks.table.HTMLtableCells.default >
lib.parseFunc_RTE.externalBlocks.table.HTMLtableCells.default.stdWrap.parseFunc 
=< lib.parseFunc

Everything seems to work fine: The <p>-Elements I entered deliberately 
are kept, no magical ones are added, and my links are transformed properly.

Ciao, Uschi