Comments on: Evolution Of My Footer Code - Part 1 http://www.typo3tricks.com/evolution-of-my-footer-code-part-1/ Today: "Irony" -- Why Use Wordpress For a TYPO3-related blog? Fri, 30 Jul 2010 18:21:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Lina http://www.typo3tricks.com/evolution-of-my-footer-code-part-1/#comment-22 Lina Fri, 27 Jun 2008 18:00:37 +0000 http://www.typo3tricks.com/?p=4#comment-22 Hello Benni, this is a very good idea, I have integrated it in one of my free typo3 templates as example: http://bitter-sweet.typo3-template.info/index.php?id=4 Greetings Lina Hello Benni,

this is a very good idea, I have integrated it in one of my free typo3 templates as example: http://bitter-sweet.typo3-template.info/index.php?id=4

Greetings Lina

]]> By: Pavel Antonov http://www.typo3tricks.com/evolution-of-my-footer-code-part-1/#comment-9 Pavel Antonov Thu, 12 Jun 2008 10:14:48 +0000 http://www.typo3tricks.com/?p=4#comment-9 Hello Benni! I have use same technique for copyrights, but leave for user ability to change the code. Copyright code looks like: lib.copyright = RECORDS lib.copyright { source = 100 tables = tt_content stdWrap { preCObject = LOAD_REGISTER preCObject.currentYear.data = date: Y insertData = 1 } } Then content with uid=100 looks like: © 2005-{register:currentYear}, Company Hello Benni!

I have use same technique for copyrights, but leave for user ability to change the code.

Copyright code looks like:

lib.copyright = RECORDS
lib.copyright {
source = 100
tables = tt_content
stdWrap {
preCObject = LOAD_REGISTER
preCObject.currentYear.data = date: Y
insertData = 1
}
}

Then content with uid=100 looks like:

© 2005-{register:currentYear}, Company

]]> By: Michiel Roos http://www.typo3tricks.com/evolution-of-my-footer-code-part-1/#comment-2 Michiel Roos Thu, 05 Jun 2008 12:25:02 +0000 http://www.typo3tricks.com/?p=4#comment-2 Excellent . . . I have been wondering about this for a while, but never got round to really looking into it. Thanks for the tip! Excellent . . . I have been wondering about this for a while, but never got round to really looking into it. Thanks for the tip!

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