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Heed the order¶
The single most important thing to know about stdWrap
is that all
properties are parsed/executed exactly in the order in which they appear in the
TypoScript Reference, no matter in which order you
have set them in your TypoScript template.
Let's consider this example:
10 = TEXT
10.value = typo3
10.noTrimWrap = |<strong>Tool: |</strong>|
10.case = upper
It results in the following:
<strong>Tool: TYPO3</strong>
The case
property is executed before the noTrimWrap
property.
Hence only "typo3" was changed to uppercase and not the "Tool:" with which it
is wrapped.