General info
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Setup languages
Select the system languages you want to use in your extension. English is TYPO3's default language, therefore you don't need to select it anymore.
Select which languages to setup:
Albanian
Arabic
Bahasa Malaysia
Basque
Bosnian
Brazilian Portuguese
Bulgarian
Catalan
Chinese (Simpl)
Chinese (Trad)
Croatian
Czech
Danish
Dutch
Esperanto
Estonian
Faroese
Finnish
French
Galician
Georgian
German
Greek
Greenlandic
Hebrew
Hindi
Hungarian
Icelandic
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Latvian
Lithuanian
Norwegian
Persian
Polish
Portuguese
Romanian
Russian
Serbian
Slovak
Slovenian
Spanish
Swedish
Thai
Turkish
Ukrainian
Vietnamese
Frontend Plugins
Create frontend plugins. Plugins are web applications running on the website itself (not in the backend of TYPO3). The default guestbook, message board, shop, rating feature etc. are examples of plugins.
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By default plugins are generated as cachable USER cObjects. Check this checkbox to generate an uncached USER_INT cObject.
Enable this option if you want the TypoScript code to be set by default. Otherwise the code will go into a static template file which must be included in the template record (it's NOT recommended to set this option).
Add to 'Insert Plugin' list in Content Elements'
Most frontend plugins should be added to the Plugin list of Content Element type 'Insert Plugin'. This is what happens with most other plugins you know of.


Add icon to 'New Content Element' wizard:

Write a description for the entry (if any):
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If you have configured custom tables you can select one of the tables to list by default as an example:

Listing: Sections instead of table-rows
Singleview: Sections instead of table-rows
Add as a 'Textbox' type
The Textbox Content Element is not very common but has a confortable set of fields: Bodytext and image upload.

Add as a 'Menu/Sitemap' item
Adds the plugin to the Menu/Sitemap list. Use this if your plugin is a list of links to pages or elements on the website. An alternative sitemap? Or some special kind of menu in a special design?

Add as a totally new Content Element type
You can also take the plunge into a whole new content element type! Scarry eh?

Add as a new header type
Finally you might insert a new header type here:

Processing of userdefined tag
If you wish the plugin to process content from a userdefined tag in Content Element text-fields, enter the tagname here. Eg. if you wish the tags <mytag>This is the content</mytag> to be your userdefined tags, just enter 'mytag' in this field (lowercase a-z, 0-9 and underscore):
Just include library
In this case your library is just included when pages are rendered.

Provide TypoScript example for USER cObject in 'page.1000'
Backend Modules
Create backend modules. A module is normally recognized as the application behind one of the TYPO3 backend menuitems. Examples are the Web>Page, Web>List, User>Setup, Doc module etc. In a more loose sense, all applications integrated with existing module (see below) also belongs to the "module" category.
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Sub- or main module?


Position in module menu?
Backend Module with docheaders

Use docheader
Other settings
Admin-only access!