[TYPO3-ttnews] Again tt_news! including bodytext in list view -> formatting

[Robert M Wildling]

Krystian - again thank you for your help and bearing with me! (There is 
a favour in the end...)

You pointed out an important thing concerning the deletion of an object 
and its new definition.

Nevertheless I had to go with the generic markers, since it just is not 
possible the other way around.

Generic Markers are a nice and very welcome feature, but in this case 
they are just doing the same work as the regular content element 
NEWS_CONTENT (and therefore redundant).
(Using own markers requires to delete / not use the marker NEWS_CONTENT, 
which I implemented manually since I wanted the list view...)

Using the markers has the disadvantage to not be able to use any of the 
wraps for media or links (addInfo_stadWrap in single view and others in 
list view...)


There are more things that I realized and I wonder if you have the same 
experience:

The documentation says in the section ---> Display Settings for 
“SINGLE”,”LIST” and “LATEST” <--- that there is a content_stdWrap, which 
is responsible for rendering the bodytext.
But fact is that there is NO content_stdWrap for the listview! (Also 
compare with the static.txt of the tt_news plugin.)

As a matter of fact, I am also missing any documentation on the newly 
implemented generic markers in all the manuals that come with tt_news 
3.0.1! So one has to look up for Georg Ringers extension...


Anyway, thanks to your help I could now solve that problem ina decent 
manner. So a big thanks to you, Krystian!

Since you are so into tt_news, I would like to ask you to have a look 
into my recent post "Integrating AMENU in HMENU". It is a very weird 
problem, and - if you are interested in testing, I would very much like 
to set up a testing enviroment for you.

Regards, Robert



>>
>> displayList {
>> subheader_stdWrap {
>> stripHtml = 0
>> crop >
>> ifEmpty >
>>
>> # kill the "more" link
>> append >
>>
>
> btw: if you clear append
> with "append >"
>
> then something like this
> "append.field = bodytext"
> have no meaning because append is not declared as any cObj now, 
> because you cleared it.
>
> so if you clear append then you must declare append again
>
> append >
> append = TEXT
> append.field = bodytext
> append.parseFunc [....]