Reserved top-level objects¶

temp¶

temp ¶

This top-level object name is reserved.

The top-level object temp is used to store and copy TypoScript code during parse time.

temp is unset before the template is cached, objects in it can therefore not be referenced. Use lib for that purpose.

temp.some_content = TEXT
temp.some_content.value = Hello World!

// Output
// <h1>Hello World!</h1><p>Hello World!</p>
page = PAGE
page {
    10 < temp.some_content
    10.wrap = <h1>|</h1>

    20 < temp.some_content
    20.wrap = <p>|</p>
}

lib¶

lib ¶

This top-level object name is reserved.

The top-level object lib is used to store, copy and reference TypoScript code.

This top-level object is available after the template is cached, objects in it can therefore be referenced by using the operator <=. Just like with a temp object copying is also possible.

lib.some_content = TEXT
lib.some_content.value = Hello World!

// Output
// <p>Hello World!</p><p>Hello World!</p>
page = PAGE
page {
    10 <= lib.some_content
    10.wrap = <h1>|</h1>

    20 <= lib.some_content
    20.wrap = <p>|</p>
}

styles¶

styles ¶

This top-level object name is reserved. It works just like temp. It is preserved for historic reasons, use temp instead.

tt_content¶

The top-level keyword tt_content is used to render content from the table tt_content.

resources¶

resources ¶

Type

readonly

Resources in list (internal)

sitetitle¶

sitetitle ¶

Type

readonly

SiteTitle (internal)