[TYPO3] Preventing auto-parse template from prefixing local anchors

Mon Aug 7 19:02:18 CEST 2006

I wouldn't actually switch to the templaVoila method as IMHO it has 
problems ( much like this, at least the last tiem I used it). It would 
be far quicker to convert your template autoparser setup to a tried and 
trusted template file kind of setup

Instead just read about usign the templae object in tsref and then 
consider taking out the template auto parser step and putting in your 
own template with markers in the html. All it takes is some basic html 
(which you would need to understand the template autoparser) and placing 
some ###top_nav### into the html in teh correct place (that's all that 
the template autoparser does really).

Then in your ts template all it takes is something like this:

temp.mainTemplate = TEMPLATE
temp.mainTemplate {
	template = FILE
	template.file = fileadmin//template/indexmain.htm
	workOnSubpart = DOCUMENT_BODY

	marks.logo < temp.logo
	marks.topnav < temp.topnav
	marks.contentwrap < temp.contentwrap
	marks.thememenu < temp.thememenu
	marks.crumbs < temp.crumbs
	marks.lhcol < temp.lhcol
	marks.maincol < temp.maincol
	marks.poll  < temp.poll
	marks.useful_link < plugin.tx_nedominionlinks_pi1
	marks.botnav < temp.botnav

}

# Default PAGE object:
page = PAGE
page.typeNum = 0
page.bodyTag >
page.bodyTag = <body>

page.10 < temp.mainTemplate

Arne Schmitz wrote:
> I think this one is not possible, but how would I else implement this:
> 
> I want to have a link "Back to top" at the bottom of each page, so I made an 
> anchor in my HTML template:
> 
> <a name="top"></a>
> 
> Also at the bottom of the page:
> 
> <a href="#top">Back to top</a>
> 
> However the auto-parse template extension breaks this local anchoring. Is it 
> possible to prevent it from doing so? Replacing anything starting with a '#' 
> doesn't make sense, anyhow! Or should I switch to Templatevoila, as some 
> people on IRC suggested? Is this a lot of work?
> 
> Arne
> 