stdWrap Extended

Copyright © by Maximilian Kalus <info@no spam pleaseauxnet.de>
Published under the Open Content License available from http://www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml

Table Of Contents

• 1. EXT: stdWrap Extended
  • 1.1. Introduction
    • What does it do?
    • Screenshots
  • 1.2. Users manual
  • 1.3. Administration
  • 1.4. Configuration
  • 1.5. listnum = rand
    • Simple case: random value from a list
    • Switching Image from Page Media
    • Random Background Image in CSS
  • 1.6. numberFormat (TYPO3 v4.4 and lower)
    • Converting a number to localized Euro value
    • Converting a file size to a localized value
    • TS that works for all TYPO3 versions
    • If you maintain several sites with the same TS code, but different versions, you can still use numberFormat:
  • 1.7. Search and Replace
    • Simple search and replace
    • Search and replace using cObjects
    • Delete text
    • Search and replace using regular expressions
    • Multiple Search and Replace
    • You can search and replace multiple entries by using multisplit. Multisplit defines a split character (or string) for multiple search and replacements. It can be used with nocase, but is not compatible with regular expressions (regexp will take precedence). An easy example:
    • Alternative multiple Search and Replace
  • 1.8. Padding
    • Padding example
  • 1.9. String positions
    • strpos Example
    • Find the first occurrence of a substring within a string.
    • strrpos Example
    • Find the last occurrence of a substring within a string.
    • strpos Example with Offset
    • You can also define an offset to strpos and strrpos.
    • Example using stdWrap
    • The needle can also be a cObject.
    • Example using substring function and strpos
    • The strpos and strrpos functions are best used with other functions such as substring:
    • lib.sampleText = TEXT
    • lib.sampleText.value = Hello *World*!
    • lib.sampleText.substring.cObject = COA
    • lib.sampleText.substring.cObject {
    •   1 = TEXT
    •   1.value < lib.sampleText.value
    •   1.stdWrap.stdWrap.strpos = 1
    •   1.stdWrap.stdWrap.strpos.needle = *
    •   1.stdWrap.wrap = |+1
    •   1.prioriCalc = 1
    •   2 = TEXT
    •   2.value = ,
    •   3 = TEXT
    •   3.value < lib.sampleText.value
    •   3.stdWrap.cObject = COA
    •   3.stdWrap.cObject {
    •     1 = TEXT
    •     1.value < lib.sampleText.value
    •     1.strrpos = 1
    •     1.strrpos.needle = *
    •     2 = TEXT
    •     2.value = -
    •     3 = TEXT
    •     3.value < lib.sampleText.value
    •     3.strpos = 1
    •     3.strpos.needle = *
    •     4 = TEXT
    •     4.value = -1
    •   }
    •   3.prioriCalc = 1
    • }
    • Yes, it is quite complicated, but works perfectly.
  • 1.10. More wraps...
    • Hash-Crypt Strings
  • 1.11. Known problems
  • 1.12. To-Do list
  • 1.13. ChangeLog

This document is related to version 0.3.1 of the extension mak_stdwrapextended.