Revolution for TYPO3 developers - the Browser turns any field of the database into a TypoScript object. Extensions don't neither need any PHP code nor any own plugin. Developers can save up to 85 percent of there operating expense.
The Browser enables to separate backend logic and frontend logic.
The extension simplifies the team play of HTML templates and TypoScript.Example: The typoscript code "select = tt_news.title" and the HTML marker ###TT_NEWS.TITLE### will display as news titles in list and single views in the frontend.
The Browser discovers relations between tables like tt_news and tt_news_cat automatically. It displays data of related tables in list and single views. The extension builds the SQL relations automatically. If it fails, it is possible to configure the relations manually.
With one line TypoScript you will get a result list with a search form, a record browser and an a-z-browser for your tt_news records or for any other tables of any other extension. With one line TypoScript more you will get a single display of your record.
The extension tries to detect the type of fields automatically. In case of success, it renders images as images and handles documents as documents, displays it with the mime type icon.
SEO, Search Engine Optimisation, is integrated.
The Browser has it's own search engine and it offers filters.
The Browser is multiple plugin able: You can use the Browser plugins on a page unlimited.
piVars are available in the TypoScript. For example: A user searches for 'browser'. The search word is stored in the piVar tx_browser_pi1[sword]. You can display the search word 'browser' in your template with the marker ###SWORD### everywhere.
All values from the TYPO3 array $GLOBALS are available at runtime. $GLOBALS contains hundred and thousands of values like session ids, the data of the client browser, the data of a current frontend user among others. The Browser enables to design your HTML depending of that values and properties at runtime.
The Browser has DRS - Development Reporting System. DRS is supporting the management and configuration of TypoScript and if you like to develop the Browser, you will get support too.
The Browser has a Plugin, which lists Tutorials in the frontend.
The Browser has a default CSS style sheet. It is for demonstrating CSS but not for a proper design.
The Browser supersedes the template engine Smarty.
A little experience in TypoScript.
The extension devlog, if you want to use the logging (recommended).
TYPO3 administrators, who have less knowledge about TYPO3 and TypoScript and have little demands.
Professional TYPO3 developers and TYPO3 agencies, who have a lot of experience with TYPO3 and TypoScript and have high demands.