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select¶
This object generates an SQL-select statement to select records from the database.
Some records are hidden or timed by start- and end-times. This is
automatically added to the SQL-select by looking for "enablefields"
in the $GLOBALS['TCA']
.
Warning
Do not use GET or POST data like GPvar directly with this object! Avoid SQL injections! Don't trust any external data! Secure any unknown data, for example with intval.
Quoting of fields¶
New in version 8.7: It is possible to use {#fieldname}
to make the database
framework quote these fields (see ext_core:Changelog/8.7/Important-80506-DbalCompatibleFieldQuotingInTypoScript):
select.where = ({#title} LIKE {#%SOMETHING%} AND NOT {#doktype})
This applies to:
select.where
but not to:
select.groupBy
select.orderBy
as these parameters already follow a stricter syntax that allow automatic parsing and quoting.
Comprehensive example¶
See PHP source code for
\TYPO3\CMS\Frontend\ContentObject\ContentObjectRenderer
,
ContentObjectRenderer::getQuery()
,
ContentObjectRenderer::getWhere()
.
Condensed form:
10 = CONTENT
10 {
table =
select {
uidInList =
pidInList =
recursive =
orderBy =
groupBy =
max =
begin =
where =
languageField =
includeRecordsWithoutDefaultTranslation =
selectFields =
join =
leftjoin =
rightjoin =
}
}
uidInList¶
- Property
uidInList
- Data type
list of record_ids / stdWrap
- Description
Comma-separated list of record uids from the according database table. For example when the select function works on the table
tt_content
, then this will be uids oftt_content
records.Note:
this
is a special keyword and replaced with the id of the current record.- Example
select.uidInList = 1,2,3 select.uidInList = this
pidInList¶
- Property
pidInList
- Data type
list of page_ids / stdWrap
- Description
Comma-separated list of pids of the record. This will be page uids (pids). For example when the select function works on the table tt_content, then this will be pids of tt_content records, the parent pages of these records.
Pages in the list, which are not visible for the website user, are automatically removed from the list. Thereby no records from hidden, timed or access-protected pages will be selected! Nor will be records from recyclers. Exception: The hidden pages will be listed in preview mode.
- Special keyword:
this
Is replaced with the id of the current page.
- Special keyword:
root
Allows to select records from the root-page level (records with pid=0, e.g. useful for the table "sys_category" and others).
- Special value:
-1
Allows to select versioned records in workspaces directly.
- Special value:
0
Allows to disable the
pid
constraint completely. Requirements:uidInList
must be set or the table must have the prefix "static_*".
- Special keyword:
- Default
this
- Example
Fetch related
sys_category
records stored in the MM intermediate table:10 = CONTENT 10 { table = sys_category select { pidInList = root,-1 selectFields = sys_category.* join = sys_category_record_mm ON sys_category_record_mm.uid_local = sys_category.uid where.data = field:_ORIG_uid // field:uid where.intval = 1 where.wrap = sys_category_record_mm.uid_foreign=| orderBy = sys_category_record_mm.sorting_foreign languageField = 0 # disable translation handling of sys_category } }
recursive¶
orderBy¶
- Property
orderBy
- Data type
SQL-orderBy / stdWrap
- Description
ORDER BY clause without the words "ORDER BY".
- Example
orderBy = sorting, title
groupBy¶
- Property
groupBy
- Data type
SQL-groupBy / stdWrap
- Description
GROUP BY clause without the words "GROUP BY".
- Example
groupBy = CType
max¶
begin¶
where¶
- Property
where
- Data type
SQL-where / stdWrap
- Description
WHERE clause without the word "WHERE".
- Example
where = (title LIKE '%SOMETHING%' AND NOT doktype)
Use
{#fieldname}
to make the database framework quote these fields:where = ({#title} LIKE {#%SOMETHING%} AND NOT {#doktype})
languageField¶
- Property
languageField
- Data type
- Description
This defaults to whatever is defined in TCA "ctrl"-section in the "languageField". Change it to overwrite the behaviour in your query.
By default all records that have language-relevant information in the TCA "ctrl"-section are translated on translated pages.
This behaviour can be disabled by setting
languageField = 0
.
includeRecordsWithoutDefaultTranslation¶
- Property
includeRecordsWithoutDefaultTranslation
- Data type
- Description
If content language overlay is activated and the option
languageField
is not disabled,includeRecordsWithoutDefaultTranslation
allows to additionally fetch records, which do not have a parent in the default language.- Default
0
selectFields¶
- Property
selectFields
- Data type
- Description
List of fields to select, or
count(*)
.If the records need to be localized, please include the relevant localization-fields (uid, pid, languageField and transOrigPointerField). Otherwise the TYPO3 internal localization will not succeed.
- Default
*
join, leftjoin, rightjoin¶
markers¶
- Property
markers
- Data type
(array of markers)
- Description
The markers defined in this section can be used, wrapped in the usual ###markername### way, in any other property of select. Each value is properly escaped and quoted to prevent SQL injection problems. This provides a way to safely use external data (e.g. database fields, GET/POST parameters) in a query.
Available sub-properties:
- <markername>.value (value)
Sets the value directly.
- <markername>.commaSeparatedList (boolean)
If set, the value is interpreted as a comma-separated list of values. Each value in the list is individually escaped and quoted.
- (stdWrap properties ...)
All stdWrap properties can be used for each markername.
Warning
Since TYPO3 8 there is a problem combining orderBy with markers caused by the quoting of the fields, see forge#87799.
- Example
page.60 = CONTENT page.60 { table = tt_content select { pidInList = 73 where = header != ###whatever### markers { whatever.data = GP:first } } }
This example selects all records from table tt_content, which are on page 73 and which don't have the header set to the value provided by the Get/Post variable "first".
page.60 = CONTENT page.60 { table = tt_content select { pidInList = 73 where = header != ###whatever### markers { whatever.value = some whatever.wrap = |thing } } }
This examples selects all records from the table tt_content which are on page 73 and which don't have a header set to a value constructed by whatever.value and whatever.wrap ('something').