process-variables
Class:
\CPSIT\
Processes a
variables
configuration block — exactly like the
top-level
variables
of
HANDLEBARSTEMPLATE
— within
a data processor chain. This is most useful when combined with other processors
such as
database-, allowing per-record variable processing.
Data sources
All options are read from this processor's own configuration block.
table
additionally falls back to a same-named key in
processed, and finally to the table of the current content
object.
The
pre and
post hooks
have access to all data sources (see
DataSourceAwareProcessor).
Choosing which record to process
By default, the
field
option of a
variables
entry resolves against the current content element's own record. Configure
data (or an inline
data
array) to process
a different record or array instead — see Referencing data
for how it is resolved, and Using the current value for
data. If the resolved payload is not an array,
it is ignored and the current record's own field values are used instead.
Standalone usage
tt_content.my_element = HANDLEBARSTEMPLATE
tt_content.my_element {
templateName = MyElement
dataProcessing {
10 = process-variables
10 {
variables {
header = TEXT
header.field = header
teaser = TEXT
teaser.field = bodytext
teaser.parseFunc =< lib.parseFunc_RTE
}
}
}
}
Nested inside another processor
dataProcessing {
10 = database-query
10 {
table = tx_myext_domain_model_item
as = items
dataProcessing {
10 = process-variables
10 {
as = item
variables {
title = TEXT
title.field = title
body = TEXT
body.field = bodytext
body.parseFunc =< lib.parseFunc_RTE
}
}
}
}
}
Properties
variables- Variables to process. Same syntax as the top-level
variablesinHANDLEBARSTEMPLATE. table- Database table of the record to use as the data source for field lookups. Defaults to the current table in content object renderer.
data- Inline data used as the field-lookup source for
variables, ifdatais not configured (see Choosing which record to process).Source dataSource - Data source(s) to use as the field-lookup source for
variables, instead of the current record (see Choosing which record to process). as- Target key in the processed data array. When set, the processed variables are stored under this key. When omitted, the processed variables replace (or merge into) the root of the processed data.
merge- Boolean. When
1andasis omitted, the processed variables are merged into the existing processed data rather than replacing it. Whenasis set and the key already holds an array, the processed variables are merged into that array. Default:0. if- Standard TypoScript
ifcondition. When the condition evaluates to false, the processor is skipped and the processed data is returned unchanged. preProcessing - Data source aware processors
run before
variablesare processed. postProcessing - Data source aware processors
run after
variablesare processed.