[TYPO3-team-templavoila] RFC #11521

[Tolleiv Nietsch]

Hi,
I thought you're usually supposed to provide a patch with such requests ;)

I don't like to idea of just including foreign JS/CSS files very much.

Regarding the proposed solution it should imho not just be a listing of 
header-parts, it should be a list of files. Otherwise it would be much 
harder to determine if something is included twice.

Personally I think that there's maybe really the need to change the 
look&feel of the page-module - but in this case we should provide some 
documented API to use "skins" for it instead of including some JS/CSS 
files. I share Dmitry's opinion that we shouldn't change thing too fast. 
Maybe we could get in touch with Ron at the T3CON and discuss how a real 
API for this could look like.

I've to admit though that Ron's example doesn't look too bad.

Just my two cents...

Best-
Tolleiv

Fernando Arconada schrieb:
> This is an SVN feature request.
> 
> Type: New feature
> 
> Bugtracker references:
> http://bugs.typo3.org/view.php?id=11521
> 
> Branches:
> trunk
> 
> Problem:
> The current look&feel it is a bit annoying
> 
> Solution:
> Ron Hall is proposing to add a DS tag for page templates that would allow 
> the developer to add paths for stylesheets and javascript files that 
> would load with the current TV page module. Of course, they would need 
> fall after any other stylesheets and JavaScript provided by the backend.
> 
> Here is an example of the tag
> 
> <bePageAssets>
> 
> <![CDATA[
> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/fileadmin/templates/
> mybackend.css" />
> <script src="/fileadmin/mybackend.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
> ]]>
> 
> </bePageAssets>
> 
> Currently the developer has to put style info and javascript inside each 
> DS. Having this tag would have the following advantages:
> 
> 1) Easier maintenance of datastructures. The develop could put backend 
> styles and JavaScript shared by multiple datastructures in one file each
> 
> 2) The editor's browser would cache these files and make for better 
> performance. 
> 
> 
> Possible look&feel (much more ussable)
> http://templavoila.busynoggin.com/


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