Letztens nachts bei Vollmond nach draußen geschaut und den Plastik-Raben zum Verjagen von Tauben auf der Garage im fahlen Mondlicht beinah für echt gehalten. Erinnerte mich etwas an die Musik auf Tales of Mystery and Imagination von Alan Parsons bzw. The Raven von den Stranglers.
In the beginning was the word.
And the word was content-type: text/plain
Found somewhere as a forum signature.
Kommentar meines 5-jährigen Sohnes: "köstlich!"
Teig:
Äpfel schälen und in kleine Stücke schneiden. Die Butter schaumig rühren. Eier, Zucker und Vanillezucker dazugeben und gut verrühren. Dann Mehl mit Backpulver unterrühren. Die Apfelstücke unter den Teig heben.
Die Mischung auf ein eingefettetes Backblech oder auf Backpapier streichen und bei 200 bis 220° Celsius 30 Minuten lang backen.
Puderzucker mit Zitronensaft glatt rühren und auf den heissen Kuchen verteilen. Zitronensaft kann auch weggelassen werden, aber der Puderzucker sollte schon drüber.
Link: http://typo3.org/documentation/document-library/references/doc_core_tsref/4.1.0/view/4/1/
On the root or first level page you probably want to hide a so called breadcrumb menu, as it would be a single word, identically with the page title, looking like a repetition of the page title. All "deeper" page levels should indeed include the complete path.
There is a HMENU.minItems property which looked pretty like what I needed. But that created a dummy item with three dots for missing level items, not what I wanted. So, the trick is to use a conditional block, where the first one is executed on page level 0 and 1, and the second one for all deeper levels:
[treeLevel = 0,1]
# No breadcrumb on root or first level pages
mainPage.10.marks {
BREADCRUMB = TEXT
BREADCRUMB.value =
}
[else]
mainPage.10.marks {
BREADCRUMB = HMENU
BREADCRUMB {
wrap = <p>|</p>
special = rootline
# No item at all for the root page, so we start at level 1
special.range = 1|-1
1 = TMENU
1.NO = 1
1.NO.allWrap = | »
1.CUR = 1
1.CUR.doNotLinkIt = 1
}
}
[end]
Link: http://www.typo3-jack.net/typo3-dev-lists-netfielders-de/3076-typo3-dev-typolink-anchor.html
getTypoLink() doesn't allow you to pass an anchor parameter. So, in order to add an anchor to such a link you just have to add the anchor part to the id parameter:
$this->cObj->getTypoLink('Link Label', '123#myanchor');
$this->cObj->pi_linkToPage('Link Label', '123#myanchor');
$this->cObj->getTypoLink_URL('123#myanchor');
By the way, ever saw what the harmless function class.tslib_content.php:typoLink() does? Have a look just for fun, it's a 300 liner! Feels like Typo3 has a damned considerable amount of workarounds for various special cases and requirements.
Link: http://www.soft-gems.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=56&Itemid=1
Mike has just set up a bugtracker at Google Code for his popular VirtualTree component for Delphi. So, finally, all interested developers can actively participate in enhancing and extending this thing.
HeidiSQL makes extensive use of VirtualTree - as replacement for the normal TTree's and TListView's we had in old days. VirtualTree can display tree-like structures as well as lists, in all colors and flavours you can imagine:
Much more: it minimizes CPU and memory usage by strictly following the virtual paradigm (= just process visible nodes, nothing more, the rest is processed when the users scrolls to it). That means you can create millions of nodes in milliseconds. It has support for drag'n drop, custom cell editors (similar to plugins), images in column headers and cells, tons of useful events, and numerous other things you won't like to miss once you get used to them.
Sam: "Die Asgard haben ein neues Schiff entwickelt Sir. Die O'Neill. "
O'Neill: "Cool!"
Sam: "...Wir mussten es sprengen."
O'Neill: "Oh."
Link: http://www.heidisql.com/
Phew... fixed it by upgrading the old virtual server system to a newer, slightly more speedy one. Networking on the old virtual machine was still broken today, and Parallels seem to have bigger problems finding the error cause. So I decided not to sit and wait here and ordered the mentioned upgrade, which then was a blank new virtual machine with nearly the same specs but on a different hardware. They mounted the old virtual harddisk into the new system so I could easily copy old config files and programs from O:\ to C:\ . Nameservers updated to the new IP address and tataaa - at 8:30pm the first visitors since 36 hours were back.
Btw, having a downtime on that domain also meant there was a one-minute-waiter for each HeidiSQL user at startup on earth which had updatechecks switched on ... ehm 
Link: http://www.heidisql.com/
The container of the virtual machine seems to be broken since 9:30 this morning and causes random network problems. Hopefully HostEurope can fix that soon, otherwise I have to reinstall the complete system.
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