Powermail Conditions

Copyright © by Alex Kellner <alexander.kellner@no spam pleasein2code.de>
Published under the Open Content License available from http://www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml

Table Of Contents

• 1. powermail_cond
  • 1.1. Extension Key: powermail_cond
  • 1.2. Copyright 2005-2011,
  • 1.3. Alex Kellner,
  • 1.4. <Alexander.Kellner@in2code.de>
  • 1.5. Read online
  • 1.6. This document is published under the Open Content License
  • 1.7. available from http://www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml
  • 1.8. Read online
  • 1.9. The content of this document is related to TYPO3
  • 1.10. - a GNU/GPL CMS/Framework available from www.typo3.com
  • 1.11. Read online
  • 1.12. Read online
  • 1.13. powermail_cond introduction
    • What does it do?
    • Conditions for powermail show or hide fields or whole fieldsets on other field values.
    • Example usage
    • The technique behind
    • What's new in 1.0?
  • 1.14. Screenshots
    • Backend
    • Read online
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  • 1.16. Read online
    • Second rule if a field contains a special value
  • 1.17. Read online
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    • Frontend Example
  • 1.19. Read online
    • Show submit if Email and Phone is filled
  • 1.20. Read online
  • 1.21. How to use
    • Step by step:
  • 1.22. Conditions and Rules configuration
    • Conditions
  • 1.23. A conditions defines which fields (or fieldsets) are affected (target fields).
    • Screenshot
  • 1.24. Read online
    • Explanation
    • Title: Intern title for BE users to identify current condition
    • Start & Stop: Start- and Stoptime for current condition (same function as used in normal content elements)
  • 1.25. Hide: Disable current condtion (same function as used in normal content elements)
  • 1.26. Which field is affected (target field): Select a field or a whole fieldset (to show or hide it on a condtion)
  • 1.27. What should happen to the chosen field:
  • 1.28. Rules: Add one or more rules (see details below)
  • 1.29. Conjunction of the rules: Choose AND or OR for using all rules
    • Rules
  • 1.30. Every condtion should contain 1 or more rules. A rule checks some start fields for there behavior.
    • Screenshot
  • 1.31. Read online
    • Explanation
    • Title: Intern title for BE users to identify current rule
  • 1.32. Hide: Disable current rule (same function as used in normal content elements)
  • 1.33. Which field starts the condition (start field): Define a start field for the conditions (Maybe this field should contain a special value, etc...)
  • 1.34. Operator:
  • 1.35. Value: This field is only viewable for some operators (see above). Define your value for comparison.
  • 1.36. Typoscript
  • 1.37. FAQ
    • powermail_cond don't work – what can I do?
  • 1.38. Please use this checkup:
  • 1.39. Note
  • 1.40. Todos
  • 1.41. Do you need a new feature? Maybe we can help you, so just write us!
  • 1.42. Changelog
    • powermail_frontend version 1.0.x alpha
    • powermail_frontend version 0.5.x beta
    • powermail_frontend version 0.4.x alpha
    • powermail_frontend version 0.3.x alpha
  • 1.43. Additional links
  • 1.44. You can use one of the following links, to get more informations about this plugin:

This document is related to version 1.0.2 of the extension powermail_cond.