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Using stdWrap correctly

The function stdWrap includes a wide variety of functions and parameters. Some are trivial, the uses of others are hard to find. Here we will commit ourselves to the basic principle and highlight a few special functions and properties.

The stdWrap property can only be used with an object, if it is explicitly defined for that object in the TypoScript reference. For example the cObjects have a property "stdWrap", which is of the type "stdWrap" and offers stdWrap functionality. If we have a property of another type, e.g. of the type "wrap", then this property does not have stdWrap properties. By default either a property named "stdWrap" of type stdWrap is presented, or a property offers stdWrap, for example "string / stdWrap".

10 = IMAGE
10.stdWrap.typolink...

20 = TEXT
20.value = Hello World
20.stdWrap.typolink...

These objects have a property stdWrap of type "stdWrap".

• Heed the order
• Modify the order
• The data type
• Multilanguage functionality
• cObject