[TYPO3] Basic questions- how do I put text from the fields into pages?

[Bertalan Fodor]

You can put the content of any page content element on the page using 
TypoScript.

temp.myContent = RECORDS
temp.myContent {
	tables = tt_content
	source = {$the_id_of_the_content_element}
}

subparts.myContentGoesHere < temp.myContent

You can use a page in a SysFolder, where you just create the intended 
content element, and put its id in the constant 
the_id_of_the_content_element. Then your customer can edit this element, 
even can change its type.

Bert

Mike írta:
> At 07:47 AM 8/11/2006, you wrote:
>> > How do I define another field and put it onto my page with typoscript?
>>
>> 1) in your html template add
>>
>> ###mynewmarker###Dummy text to be replaced###mynewmarker###
>>
>> 2) in your root typoscript add
>>
>> page.10.subparts.mynewmarker = HMTL
>> page.10.subparts.mynewmarker.value = Text added from typoscript template
> 
> Yea, I can do that, but then the text that get's filled into the html is 
> just hard coded in the template.   If my client wants to change "Text 
> added from typoscript template", they would have to go in and change the 
> typoscript code.  Isn't there supposed to be like a form field the 
> client can use to change the text on a page?
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