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UnpassableWizard
UnpassableWizard

Reputation: 1279

Typoscript modify a field:variable

I have this typoscript:

tt_content.gridelements_pi1.20.10.setup {

    3cols.outerWrap = <div>|</div>
    3cols.outerWrap.override.insertData = 1
    3cols.outerWrap.override = <div id="{field:tx_cewrap_id_input}" class="{field:tx_cewrap_class_input} {field:tx_cewrap_class_select}">|</div>
    3cols.outerWrap.override.if.isTrue.field = tx_cewrap_active
}

Which makes sure a wrapper is made around a certain element. The following html is generated as an example:

<div id="" class="full-box full-box-features container pt-75,pb-75"></div>

As you can see there is a comma separated string inserted as "tx_cewrap_class_select". With the {field:tx_cewrap_class_select} part:

pt-75,pb-75

But i want the comma to be a space character so the classes work in html

Now I know about the split option

But how do I fix the code, just need somehow to remove the comma! That's it :)

Thanks in advance for any response I can use.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 307

Answers (1)

Bernd Wilke πφ
Bernd Wilke πφ

Reputation: 10791

You can split by comma and join with a space, but in this case it might be easier just to replace the comma by space:

10 = TEXT
10.replacement {
    1 {
       search = ,
       replace.char = 32
    }
}

And here the solution with split. it should be obvious why not to use:

10 = TEXT
10.split {
    token = ,
    cObjNum = 1 || 2
    1.current = 1
    2.current = 1
    2.noTrimWrap = | ||
}

Hint:
on TEXT you can use stdWrap functions immediately,
in other context you might need an explicit .stdWrap:

10.stdWrap.replacement {

10.stdWrap.split {

Either you prepare your values into a register for later use, or you split your override value into a COA. You even might use the replacement on the whole override value in case you are sure no other comma might be needed.

COA-Solution:
(don't forget the noTrimWrap for 20 otherwise the classes are appended without space)

override.cObject = COA
override.cObject {
    10 = TEXT
    10.value <div id="{field:tx_cewrap_id_input}" class="{field:tx_cewrap_class_input} 
    10.insertData = 1

    20 = TEXT
    20.field = tx_cewrap_class_select
    20.replacement {
        1 {
           search = ,
           replace.char = 32
        }
        noTrimWrap= | ||
    }

    30 = TEXT
    30.value = ">|</div>
}

Upvotes: 1

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