TEXT

Properties

Examples

10 = TEXT
10.value = This is a text in uppercase
10.stdWrap.case = upper

The above example uses the stdWrap property case. It returns "THIS IS A TEXT IN UPPERCASE".

10 = TEXT
10.value.field = title
10.stdWrap.wrap = <strong>|</strong>

The above example gets the header of the current page (which is stored in the database field title). The header is then wrapped in <strong> tags, before it is returned.

Now let us have a look at an extract from a more complex example:

10 = TEXT
10.value.field = bodytext
10.stdWrap.parseFunc < lib.parseFunc_RTE
10.stdWrap.dataWrap = <div>|</div>

The above example returns the content, which was found in the field bodytext of the current record from $cObj->data-array. Here that shall be the current record from the database table tt_content. This is useful inside COA objects.

Here is the same example in its context:

10 = CONTENT
10 {
  table = tt_content
  select {
    where.dataWrap = irre_parentid  = {field:uid}
    begin = 0
  }

  renderObj = COA
  renderObj {
    stdWrap.if.isTrue.data = field:bodytext
    10 = TEXT
    10.value.field = bodytext
    10.stdWrap.parseFunc < lib.parseFunc_RTE
    10.stdWrap.dataWrap = <div>|</div>
   }
}

Here we use the cObject CONTENT to return all content elements (records from the database table "tt_content"), which are on the current page. (These content elements have the corresponding value in irre_parentid.) They are rendered using a COA cObject, which only processes them, if there is content in the field bodytext.

The resulting records are each rendered using a TEXT object:

The TEXT object returns the content of the field bodytext of the according tt_content record. (Note that the property "field" in this context gets content from the table tt_content and not - as in the example above - from pages. See the description for the data type getText/field!) The resulting content is then parsed with parseFunc and finally wrapped in <div> tags before it is returned.