[TYPO3] SSI or similar

Sun Jul 23 18:44:17 CEST 2006

Thanks for the help, but that isn't doing what I want. I am going to try and
explain it in more detail.

I have a file called newsdata.html located in
/fileadmin/template/non-cgi/ssi/newsdata.html

This file is used by another program called Ikonboard. This file will be
updated by its own software. We did try todo it with the multimedia
function, but when the file is updated it doesn’t take affect in typo3.

I is like the code is actually being cached from the file and not being
grabbed everytime someone comes to the page. We did check the box that says
do not cache. That still didn't help.

Thanks

Billy
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[mailto:typo3-english-bounces at lists.netfielders.de] On Behalf Of Bill Taroli
Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2006 3:44 AM
To: TYPO3 English
Subject: Re: [TYPO3] SSI or similar

Billy L. Irwin wrote:
> I am using a different software that will creat html pages that are
> autmaticaly update. They need to be include into typo3 like Server Side
> Includes (SSI). Can anyone tell me how todo that easily. I did try the
> multimedia approach, but it didn't update the actual typo3 content.

Do you mean an external process that generates HTML files? If so, then 
you may be able to accomplish what you want by using the Multimedia 
content type and pointing it at the HTML file. Note that you will want 
to write the file into the filemount seen by TYPO3 (fileadmin/...) and 
the HTML (I believe) should only be the segment of the page containing 
the content to be included -- not an entire <HTML></HTML> document.

I've actually used this method successfully -- even updating the target 
file and seeing those changes reflected through TYPO3 -- when I was 
migrating between a static site and TYPO3 initially... for HTML that was 
too complicated to replicate, but for which I needed to maintain parity 
as I began my migration.

You can still see one such example in my site at 
http://www.billsden.org/mercedes/commercials/ , where the javascript 
pop-ups I use for the commericals aren't something I've learned to 
replicate in TScript just yet. In the page source you'll see the 
following when the beginning of the multimedia content item begins.

	<!--  CONTENT ELEMENT, uid:93/multimedia [begin] -->
		<a name="93"></a>
		<!--  Multimedia element: [begin] -->
			<br/>
<a
onclick="window.open('/fileadmin/media/mercedes/commercials/1887.html','popu
p320','width=340,height=278,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,resizable=no'); return false">
<img src="/fileadmin/media/mercedes/commercials/1887.jpg" width="176"
height="132"></a>

The source file this item points at (from fileadmin) begins with:

<br/>
<a
onclick="window.open('/fileadmin/media/mercedes/commercials/1887.html','popu
p320','width=340,height=278,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,toolbar=no,location=no,
directories=no,resizable=no'); return false">
<img src="/fileadmin/media/mercedes/commercials/1887.jpg" width="176"
height="132"></a>

Hope this helps...

Bill

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