This chapter describes all things the users of the templating system needs to know. After you’ve read the introduction, you can dive into the concepts of Fluid which are relevant to you.
The chapter starts with an overview of basic concepts, continues with using layouts, and finishes with how to write your own view helpers. (continue reading…)
With TYPO3 v4.5 the TypoScript Content Object FLUIDTEMPLATE is available.
It works similar to the regular TEMPLATE cObject but instead of the marker and subpart based templates it expects a Fluid style templates.
Note: Currently the extensions Fluid and Extbase have to be installed for this Content Object to work. (continue reading…)
The new rendering of CSH in TYPO3 4.5 (continue reading…)here is a very simple script to run openoffice headless.
it works on a debian sarge, you have to do this before :
# apt-get update && apt-get install xvfb
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below the only solution I can imagine for Impress slides. Maybe somebody else can come up with something simplier … seems OO API is quite complex here.
There’s an awful lot of unfinished business that we hope will be addressed in service packs, but for now, PowerPoint 2007 and VBA aren’t very well assembled.
The Object Browser shows you quite a bit of mouth-watering stuff, but way too much of it seems to be methods and properties of objects that you’re given no way of accessing. And there are bugs. Oh my, are there bugs.
there are a few ways, so we will focus on one at a time 
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