[TYPO3] Auto-parser not parsing.

[Markus - Websolutions]

Peter Russ  wrote / napísal(a):
> Carlos E. Castro schrieb:
>> Hi y'all:
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>> I have decided to subscribe to this list because I just can't think
>> anymore.
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>> About 2 months ago, I decided to give typo3 a try. I installed it
>> flawlessly, installed the autoparse, read the getting started, and the
>> modern template building (MTB), but I haven't been able to get my site
>> working.
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>> I tried with the easiest template I can configure: a table, which can be
>> seen here: www.castrox.com/site. Then, I went on and configured my
>> template, as per the MTB instructions (I'm attaching them for your own
>> amusement). I think I have no errors. I believe I have followed Kasper's
>> docs completely, yet nothing is happening. My menu doesn't show up
>> unless I explicitly add the page.11 < temp.menu_1 at the end of my
>> template; however, it shows up AFTER my footer.
>>
>>  
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>> I see that my html source code correctly shows my markers (menu, body,
>> and PiePagina), but it doesn't get replaced by the dynamic content, as
>> instructed by subpoarts.menu and subparts.body < temp.menu_1 (or
>> styles.content.get).
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>> What am I doing wrong? I'm no quitter, but after two months, I'm about
>> to.
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>>  
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>> Could anyone point me to a link that sheds some light? 
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>> Cheers,
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>> Carlos.
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>> P.S: Before I ask a question, I usually rack my brain off. Well, here I
>> am.
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> @Joey: subparts is case sensitive ref to TSREF
> @all: I found it problematic when subparts where in the same line. Try 
> to get beginning and ending to different lines:
> Either change your template to have the closing tag </td> on a different 
> line or set the subparts manually and disable TD.ALL i.e. TD.all=0
> 
> Should fix your problem.
> 
> Regs. Peter.
> 


Today I'm facing with the same problem with auto-parser as Carlos.

There is a bug in autoparser. I'm fixed it by adding empty space into 
code  below:

change>  $v=$firstTag.$markerArr[0].$v.$markerArr[1].$endTag;
to > $v=$firstTag.$markerArr[0].' '.$v.$markerArr[1].$endTag;

Now, autoparser parse any template with ID/class correctly.

Markus