[TYPO3-ttnews] <p> tag in tt_news text field

[Redvald Hjulstad]

Hello Oliver,

I have added that TS to my template, and looked up the value for 
plugin.tt_news.general_stdWrap.parseFunc:

plugin.tt_news.general_stdWrap.parseFunc < lib.parseFunc_RTE

Everything in tt_news now work as it should in tt_news, but in the 
calendar internal links still doesn´t work. Could I fix this in a 
similar way?

red


Oliver Rowlands skrev:
> Hi Red,
> 
> Can you try adding the following TS at the end of your template TS setup:
> 
> plugin.tt_news {
>   general_stdWrap {
>     parseFunc < tt_content.text.20.parseFunc
>   }
> }
> 
> By default the text field in tt_news inherits the 'parseFunc' from the 
> global RTE, which renders the text strings stored in the database into 
> HTML formatted content (ie: converts newlines into <p> tags and converts 
>   <link> tags into <a> tags).
> 
> The TS I've included above is the default TS setup used by tt_news but 
> it's possible that you might have overridden and broken it somewhere.
> 
> Once you have added the TS can you have a look for the value of:
> 
> plugin.tt_news.general_stdWrap.parseFunc
> 
> in the TS object browser?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Oliver
> 
> Redvald Hjulstad wrote:
>> I can confirm that both links and paragraph rendering is working in 
>> normal content elements. BUT, links are not working in the calendar 
>> (cal extension)
>>
>> I have tried to find the plugin.tt:news.general_stdWrap.parseFunc but 
>> can only find plugin.tt_news.general_stdWrap. Where should I look for 
>> the parsFunc?
>>
>> Thank you!
>>
>> red
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Oliver Rowlands skrev:
>>> Hi Red,
>>>
>>> Sounds like there might be something wrong with your 
>>> plugin.tt_news.general_stdWrap.parseFunc
>>>
>>> Can you confirm that link and paragraph rendering is working in 
>>> normal content elements?
>>>
>>> Alsa can you go into your TypoScript Object Browser on the page your 
>>> news articles are displayed and give me the value of:
>>>
>>> plugin.tt_news.general_stdWrap.parseFunc
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Oliver
> 
>