[TYPO3-mvc] BE module with extbase

[Dawid Pacholczyk]

Great,
  Thank you very much Stefan and Franz. Thats the info I needed :)

One more question (I hope the last one atm). How can I get to the 
standard BE API of TYPO3 ? For example in old school I had an array 
called $TCA where - for example - I had list of all extensions in my 
website.

Maybe its simple question for you but I can`t find any info about 
writing BE modules in extabase and cause of that I have small problems 
with migrating my thinking process from old school to new school :)

Best regards,
Dawid Pacholczyk

W dniu 2010-12-29 14:33, Franz Koch pisze:
> Hey,
>
>> I have problem with creating BE module for my extbase extension. I`m
>> looking on blog_example and I can`t get it.
>>
>> First of all how force ext to look in Resources/Private/Backend
>> My extension even in BE looks for template in Resource/Private/Templates
>
> do you have the according TS configuration for your backend module?
>
> # Module configuration
> module.tx_extkey {
> view {
> templateRootPath = {$module.tx_extkey.view.templateRootPath}
> partialRootPath = {$module.tx_extkey.view.partialRootPath}
> layoutRootPath = {$module.tx_extkey.view.layoutRootPath}
> }
> }
>
> The usage of constants if of course optional.
>
>
>> Second thing. How can I set the view on full width with out page tree
>> (like ext manager for example)
>
> If you have a pagetree or not depends on the module section you place
> your backend module in. If you place it under "web" then you
> automatically get the pagetree as the "web" main module/section is
> providing it. I don't know of a way to override that, but that doesn't
> mean that there might not be one.
>
> But in general if you don't make your module a submodule of "web" but
> make it a own main module, then it should by default not have a pagetree.
>