Posted on September 4, 2009Maarten
NEW: You can now download this enhancement from the download page!
For a client who needed a solid and easy workspace center for multiple writers and publishers I enhanced the default versioning / workspace part of TYPO3. The code is still a bit messy but I’m working on a cleaner version.
We only needed two levels of [...]
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Posted on March 8, 2009Maarten
With this line of User TSConfig you can enable non-be-admin’s to clear all cache the way an admin would.
options.clearCache.all = 1
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Posted on January 8, 2009Maarten
Use the following in your TSConfig to disable warnings in the BE. This can be useful when you’re an experienced user. Just be careful, warning are not there just to anoy you ;)
# This option defines via a bitmask what to enable or disable
# options.alertPopups = 255 (default value)
# These options are possible:
# 1 – [...]
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Posted on January 4, 2009Maarten
The TYPO3 clipboard is a very handy tool but you rarely use all 4 of them. Also, when you logout the content is gone. Both these things can be fixed by a little TSConfig:
## Makes sure the clipboard doesn’t clear:
options.saveClipboard = 1
## Reduces the amount of clipboards from 4 to 1:
options.clipboardNumberPads = 1
If ANYONE know [...]
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Posted on December 10, 2008Maarten
Default settings of the HTMLArea RTE do not allow you to create new folders or upload files to the fileadmin. 2 simple TSConfig lines can enable this.
For your convenience:
## Enable upload field
options.uploadFieldsInTopOfEB = 1
## Enable folder create
options.createFoldersInEB = 1
Check out the screenshot:
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Posted on November 16, 2008Maarten
I just found this line in the TSRef.. It’s not perfect but it makes your BE field like setup and constants in list mode wider. Just a small User TSConfig line so why not…
## Makes the BE fields wider
setup.override.edit_wideDocument = 1
See screenshots!
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