[Typo3] Strategy for page templates... help needed.

[Christoph Koehler]

Calm down. Breathe.....everyone breathing? good...
So check this out:  
http://typo3.org/1422.0.html?&tx_maillisttofaq_pi1[mode]=4
There you can search for old messages/how to's/FAQ's.
Also, you can try a google search and limit it to the typo3 website using  
site:typo3.org in your query.
The rest should be found in the docs, you might just have to invest some  
time to learn it, and it is possible.
All this should give you enough resources to solve your problem.

So I hope this matter is settled now.

Christoph

> Now you are calling me stupid?  Ah, this is very consoling.
>
> I quote the following from Kasper's message regarding the Mailing List.
>
> "It's totally OK to seek help for free on the mailing lists and  
> generally you will find your answers without having to pay for them.  
> However please respect the fact that all questions are not equally as  
> simple to answer, and eventually you might have to pay someone for the  
> help. And what's so bad about that anyway?...after all you got the  
> system for free..."
>
> Please, again, do not question the amount of work I am doing on the  
> project.  I am no different then any other noob on this mailing list,  
> there is no message search here, so we cannot search for past mailing  
> list entries.  Therefore, when I run into a problem, I open a thread. To  
> tell you the truth, I open the thread right after I do a quick search,  
> if the answer is not OBVIOUS which it was not as you can see, I post  
> it.  I post it also for my benefit to to record my progress as I find  
> out a solution, and anyone else who wants to help me out.
>
> So again, to Micheal Stucki and others, stop posting in my threads if my  
> question bothers you so much.  I dont see you guys questioning other new  
> typo3 user's intelligence or thier work and effort put into a project, I  
> deserve the same respect regardless of what you think.  If you DO  
> question other people's intelligence and effort before answering a  
> question, or before being polite with your response, then there is a  
> serious problem with the welfare of this mailing list community; maybe  
> that is something worth notifying to Kasper.
>
> PS:  It says nothing in the guidelines regarding the standard or rating  
> of your question.  As long as it is a question, it is supposedly  
> welcomed in this mailing list, I guess noobs may find it differently. Or  
> atleast I do. ;)