I think (hope) this is a very basic, easy to answer question:
In my extension i enable the backend user to create and delete records. Some of
these classes define one or more of their properties through the uid of the
record/object of another class (with 'type' => 'select' and access to a
I solved the problem myself: Instead of using...
if($appliances != null){...}
I simply checked if a record in the repository is empty:
foreach($appliances as $appliance)
{
\TYPO3\CMS\Extbase\Utility\DebuggerUtility::var_dump(!empty($appliance));
if(!empty($appliance)){
Hi,
We are about to introduce new templates built upon bootstrap. In connection
with this we are also planning to install a bootstrap-extension in typo3. But
the are a lot of such extensions. There is the bootstrap package, the bootstrap
components etc.
Any thoughts upon which one to choose?
So basically i'm using a Scheduler task in which i first create an object of
each class repository and use the function findAll() on each:
/** @var CustomerRepository $apprep2 */
$apprep2 =
$objectManager->get(\Cjk\Icingaconfgen\Domain\Repository\ApplianceRepository::class);
/** @var