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Hier mal wieder ein hilfreiches Snippet bzw. ein Extbase / Fluid Viewhelper für Zwischendurch.

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FLOW3 / FLUID MultiSelect Checkboxes in an edit form
Now you got your multiple checkboxes running, you propably want an edit form, where the correct values are "checked". Well - FLOW3 and FLUID do not offer such a feature out of the box. But it is shockingly easy to write an own viewhelper which does just that.
Go to <yourflow3root>/Packages/YOURCOMPANY/YOURAPP/Classes/ViewHelpers (create the folder ViewHelpers if not already there)
Create a new File called "IsCheckedViewHelper.php"
Paste the following code: http://pastebin.com/C9BXd0rs
In the second line adjust the namespace according to your project
Go to your template where you want to use the viewhelper
At the top add:
{namespace custom=YOURCOMPANY\YOURAPP\ViewHelpers}
In the <f:form.checkbox> tag add:
checked="{custom:isChecked(object:'{singleobject}', collection:'{model.collection}') }"
Change {singleobject} and {model.collection} to your specific names.
Great success!
A simple datepicker with FLOW3 / FLUID
I'm playing around with FLOW3 and it's template engine fluid. At one point I was in need for a simple datepicker widget for giving my users a nice and clean way to select a date. The backend job is to convert the date given by the user to a dateobject that can be persistet in the database.
So i read a lot of the FLOW3 documentation and there was no mention whatsoever in any forum, blog or the official docs about a datepicker.
Well - good news: The FLOW3 package TYPO3.Form is the solution to your problem. Just follow these simple steps:
Fire up terminal and head to the base folder of your FLOW3 installation. Enter the following command:
./flow3 package:import TYPO3.Form
Clear your caches by entering:
./flow3 flow3:cache:flush
If not already present, add jQuery and jQuery UI (be sure to enable datepicker) to your layout:
<script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/jquery.js"></script> <script type="text/javascript" src="path/to/jqueryui.js"></script> <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="path/to/jqueryui.css"</link>
In your template (e.g. /classes/controllers/postcontroller.php) add:
{namespace form=TYPO3\Form\ViewHelpers}
Add the datepicker element to your form:
<form:form.datePicker id="date" property="date" />
The capital P in datePicker is neccessary!
Success! Refresh your form and you should be given a nice jQuery DatePicker which does dateobject conversion on its own :)
If there is a better way of doing this please leave a message.
Happy datepicking!