Different TypoScript for different objects on the same record

[Lamb, Brian]

Hello all,
 
I've posed this question before but haven't quite arrived at a solution yet. I have a record that contains two tt_news items and I need to apply different TypoScript to each. I set up the News objects with TemplaVoila. When I hover over the objects, I see the following:
 
tt_content: 1384
tt_content: 1385
 
Based on advice I've gotten from this already, I have set up the following TypoScript:
 
lib.news1 = RECORDS
lib.news1 {
  # this is the uid of one of your 2 plugins you created
  source = 1384
  tables = tt_content
  conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
  conf.tt_content {
    displayLatest {
      title_stdWrap.crop = 10 | ... | 1
    }
  }
}
 
lib.news2 = RECORDS
lib.news2 {
  # this is the uid of one the other plugin you created
  source = 1385
  tables = tt_content
  conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
  conf.tt_content {
    displayLatest {
      title_stdWrap.crop = 50 | ... | 1
    }
  }
}
 
However, this does not crop the title in either tt_news object. Any thought as to why?
 
Thanks,
 
Brian Lamb
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[Philipp Gampe-2]

Am 06.11.2009, 15:53 Uhr, schrieb Lamb, Brian <blamb@...>:

> Hello all,
> I've posed this question before but haven't quite arrived at a solution  
> yet. I have a record that contains two tt_news items and I need to apply  
> different TypoScript to each. I set up the News objects with  
> TemplaVoila. When I hover over the objects, I see the following:
> tt_content: 1384
> tt_content: 1385
> Based on advice I've gotten from this already, I have set up the  
> following TypoScript:
> lib.news1 = RECORDS
> lib.news1 {
>   # this is the uid of one of your 2 plugins you created
>   source = 1384
>   tables = tt_content
>   conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
>   conf.tt_content {
>     displayLatest {
>       title_stdWrap.crop = 10 | ... | 1
>     }
>   }
> }
> lib.news2 = RECORDS
> lib.news2 {
>   # this is the uid of one the other plugin you created
>   source = 1385
>   tables = tt_content
>   conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
>   conf.tt_content {
>     displayLatest {
>       title_stdWrap.crop = 50 | ... | 1
>     }
>   }
> }
> However, this does not crop the title in either tt_news object. Any  
> thought as to why?
> Thanks,
> Brian Lamb

could you please post your complete TS?

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[Lamb, Brian]

Hi Philipp,

That is my complete TS.

Thanks,

Brian Lamb

> Hello all,
> I've posed this question before but haven't quite arrived at a solution
> yet. I have a record that contains two tt_news items and I need to apply
> different TypoScript to each. I set up the News objects with
> TemplaVoila. When I hover over the objects, I see the following:
> tt_content: 1384
> tt_content: 1385
> Based on advice I've gotten from this already, I have set up the
> following TypoScript:
> lib.news1 = RECORDS
> lib.news1 {
>   # this is the uid of one of your 2 plugins you created
>   source = 1384
>   tables = tt_content
>   conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
>   conf.tt_content {
>     displayLatest {
>       title_stdWrap.crop = 10 | ... | 1
>     }
>   }
> }
> lib.news2 = RECORDS
> lib.news2 {
>   # this is the uid of one the other plugin you created
>   source = 1385
>   tables = tt_content
>   conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
>   conf.tt_content {
>     displayLatest {
>       title_stdWrap.crop = 50 | ... | 1
>     }
>   }
> }
> However, this does not crop the title in either tt_news object. Any
> thought as to why?
> Thanks,
> Brian Lamb

could you please post your complete TS?

 
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[Philipp Gampe-2]

Am 09.11.2009, 15:06 Uhr, schrieb Lamb, Brian <blamb@...>:

> Hi Philipp,
>
> That is my complete TS.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian Lamb
>

but you only create two libraries
you never used them !!!

so you have to do something like this

page.10.subparts.10 = COA
page.10.subparts.10 {
                10 < lib.news1
                20 < lib.news2
                }

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[Lamb, Brian]

Hi Philipp (and list),
 
Thank you for your advice. However, that still did not produce the intended results. My TypoScript for that page is now:
 
lib.news1 = RECORDS
lib.news1 {
  # this is the uid of one of your 2 plugins you created
  source = 1384
  tables = tt_content
  conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
  conf.tt_content {
    displayLatest {
      title_stdWrap.crop = 10 | ... | 1
    }
  }
}
 
lib.news2 = RECORDS
lib.news2 {
  # this is the uid of one the other plugin you created
  source = 1385
  tables = tt_content
  conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
  conf.tt_content {
    displayLatest {
      title_stdWrap.crop = 20 | ... | 1
    }
  }
}
 
page.10.subparts.10 = COA
page.10.subparts.10 {
  10 < lib.news1
  20 < lib.news2
}
 
Any thoughts as to why this isn't shrinking the titles on the list elements?
 
Thanks,
 
Brian Lamb
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[JoH asenau]

> Thank you for your advice. However, that still did not produce the
> intended results. My TypoScript for that page is now:
>
> lib.news1 = RECORDS
> lib.news1 {
>   # this is the uid of one of your 2 plugins you created
>   source = 1384
>   tables = tt_content
>   conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
>   conf.tt_content {
>     displayLatest {
>       title_stdWrap.crop = 10 | ... | 1
>     }
>   }
> }
>
> Any thoughts as to why this isn't shrinking the titles on the list
> elements?

Because this is a completely wrong approach.
If you read TSref about RECORDS, you will find out that:

conf.blah is responsible for the rendering of records from a certain table
"blah".
These are in your case taken from the table tt_content and they are just the
containers of a tt_news plugin you inserted in the backend form.
Means: If you change anything at all with your TS you just change the
rendering of the containers this way but not the rendering of the plugin.

HTH

Joey

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[Philipp Gampe-2]

Am 11.11.2009, 15:52 Uhr, schrieb Lamb, Brian <blamb@...>:

> Hi Philipp (and list),
> Thank you for your advice. However, that still did not produce the  
> intended results. My TypoScript for that page is now:
> lib.news1 = RECORDS
> lib.news1 {
>   # this is the uid of one of your 2 plugins you created
>   source = 1384
>   tables = tt_content
>   conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
>   conf.tt_content {
>     displayLatest {
>       title_stdWrap.crop = 10 | ... | 1
>     }
>   }
> }
> lib.news2 = RECORDS
> lib.news2 {
>   # this is the uid of one the other plugin you created
>   source = 1385
>   tables = tt_content
>   conf.tt_content < plugin.tt_news
>   conf.tt_content {
>     displayLatest {
>       title_stdWrap.crop = 20 | ... | 1
>     }
>   }
> }
> page.10.subparts.10 = COA
> page.10.subparts.10 {
>   10 < lib.news1
>   20 < lib.news2
> }
> Any thoughts as to why this isn't shrinking the titles on the list  
> elements?
> Thanks,
> Brian Lamb

this can't work, it is just an example (please read the other mail from  
Joey)

please you have to start reading how to use TS, it will never work if  
nobody knows how you site is configured
as a start I suggest reading "modern template building"... once you are  
done, please come back and ask any question you like, but I bet you'll  
find the answer yourself!

Best regards
Phil

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[Katja Lampela]

Hi Brian,
There are also extensions that add a content element type that is pure
typoscript. I haven't tested but could be suitable for you maybe. You
could check at least extensions tscobj and typoscript_code.

Lamb, Brian kirjoitti:
I have a record that contains two tt_news items and I need to apply
different TypoScript to each. I set up the News objects with
TemplaVoila. When I hover over the objects, I see the following:

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