[TYPO3] Content condition
Tyler Kraft
tyler.kraft at netefficiency.co.uk
Tue Aug 26 13:31:46 CEST 2008
Hi,
>> But thats what reference is! When you go to wikipedia (or any other
>> reference like a dictionary or an encyclopaedia) and you're reading
>> about "cars" it doesn't have a discussion there about the internal
>> workings of a diesel engine - you'd have to go look that up else where
>> ;-)
>
> I think that misses the (my) point.
> if i go to wikipedia and search for cars then i will find details about
> cars there. i will not have to look under "globalString" or "globalCars"
> ;) for more information.
Not really, I do see your point. I disagree, and it might not be the
best analogy but as I say I can see your point.
If you go to wikipedia/encyclopaedia/etc you'll find that cars use
engines or motors. (Like wise in TSref you find out you can use
globalstring.) If global string is synonymous with engine (many
different global strings/engines) we can't really discuss them all or
their merit at the point you mention. Again we can't the various ways of
fitting various engines into the car at that point.
Ideally I think there needs to be a very comprehensive new version of
typoscript by example that would accompany TSref.
Really this should be discussion for the documentation list. ;-) There
ahd been discussion about a new version of TS by Example but I think it
died. Likewise at last years T3 conf there was BOF about documentation,
and what could be done to improve that. so don't worry this isn't a new
issue, and there are efforts being made to improve it.
Anyway just my 2p
hth
Tyler
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