The new routing feature of TYPO3 is one of the major achievements of the last TYPO3 LTS release. Routing for pages works out of the box, but the routing for extensions requires some manual configuration. This post gives an overview over the various possibilities. (more…)
The fifth layer of the TYPO3 performance onion is about the number of installed extensions and the the TYPO3 CMS installation itself. Learn how to gain more performance by using only the most necessary extensions and the latest TYPO3 core.
On every website, some kind of search functionality is considered as a basic feature. The larger and more complex a website is, the more important is the possibility to search on a website. With an easy to handle extension, it is possible to connect TYPO3 to the search server Apache Solr. Read more about the advantages and how to run your first search … (more…)
There are several extensions out in the wild, which can make developers and integrators life much easier. For this blog post I picked eight of, which I use on a regular basis or which I consider as helpful.
Here comes the Extension RoundUp for the fourth quarter of the last year – 2016. Again it was not easy to choose these extensions among many, many other TYPO3 extensions. This time I segmented the picked extensions into several categories. (more…)
Wouldn’t it be cool to enable editors to use standard or custom content elements in your extensions? The consequence is that you do not have to develop each and every functionality again. In this post I will show you, how you can use all available content elements of your installation. (more…)
One of the most hidden, but useful, features of TYPO3 is IMHO the file recycler. Yes, there is a recycle bin for files in the module “Filelist”. It is there since „ages“. I will show you the history of the feature, how to activate it in current releases and how to it resurrect for TYPO3 6.2.x. (more…)