[TYPO3-core] RFC: #9863: [Feature] Adding sysext tsbrowser

[Steffen Kamper]

Hi Dmitry,

Dmitry Dulepov schrieb:
> Hi!
> 
> Steffen Kamper wrote:
>> You have to save it, change the view to OB, copy the node, switch back
>> and edit again - not really nice workflow.
> 
> You can click on the propert in TS object browser and edit it there.
> Try it.
> 

that's not the same.
Think of: you write a new object in TS. Now you want to copy a property 
from an existing object, but you don't know the right reference, was it 
tt_content.menu.7... ? Now you can browse the tree in same view and copy 
the right node to your object.


>> I can, and i will do as there seems no really interest here.
> 
> From my side it is not the interest. I only try to follow some
> principles we discuss from time to time. I have nothing agaimst the
> extension as such. I just remember we talked what extension can
> become sysexts. That's all. May be I am a bit formal on it but we
> need some formalities in the process. Recently I had to work to two
> other open source projects and I became really proud that I
> participate in TYPO3 core development. TYPO3 core is so much better
> than many other software. Our rules play a very big role in having
> this quality. They are disappointing and inconvenient sometimes but
> they really help us.
> 
> And I understand your feeling. I would feel disappointed too :(
>

Tobias contacted me and we think of integrating the feature in t3editor.
I will publish the ext also in TER for versions before 4.2 and 
stand-alobe independent from t3editor.

>> Again, main problem is that you can't use nackpath in CSS, so the only
>> way is to copy the icons from TYPO3 to the extension to have a fix path.
> 
> Can't you make a css file in the extension that refers to images in
> ../../../typo3/gfx and lock extension to 'local' to ensure proper
> path? Or even have a template for CSS and inline it to temp file if
> this CSS file does not exist already?
> 

i can, but limit to local is not a proper solution imho. I now copied 
used icons to ext dir so it's independent.

vg Steffen