These kind of tests can be done by Functional Testing. Functional tests are written to validate the functional requirements or use cases of a software system or component. In this article, I will show you how to setup and write working functional tests for your TYPO3 extension. To read more about testing in TYPO3, check... Continue Reading →
My Short Notes 1
Below are just notes on some small tasks which are not long enough to be put in a single blog post. Enjoy !!!! Setting display/sorting order of records for a table in the List-Module in TYPO3 Lets say we want to set the display order for records from a table based on a "text" field... Continue Reading →
How to set backend favicon, backend logo and other brand information for the TYPO3 backend
Sometimes, we would need to make the TYPO3 backend to reflect a client's brand. This is done by setting brand related information like backend favicon, backend logo, login background image, login foot note, login highlight color and login logo. Setting this is also useful in helping us distinguish between different TYPO3 installations when working on... Continue Reading →
How to migrate fluidcontent to flux
Welcome to another tutorial. I will be showing you how to migrate your fluidcontent content elements to flux so you will no longer have to use the fluidcontent extension. Just deactivating and removing the fluidcontent extension will cause errors with your Content Elements. You will have to migrate them to use the flux extension. That... Continue Reading →
How to setup a bootstrap_package based site package in TYPO3
A site packages is a TYPO3 extension used to package and hold together the files and configurations needed to customize our TYPO3 installation. This is the recommended method of implementing websites in TYPO3. A site package based on the bootstrap_package extension is the best to use as it comes with many additional features and configurations.... Continue Reading →
How to refresh gitignore
After creating a .gitignore file in your repository and setting patterns to match files which you do not want Git to track, Git starts tracking repository files and respecting the patterns set in the .gitignore file after you run the git add command (For example git add .). The problem is that if we later... Continue Reading →
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