Feb. 6., 2009

Why OpenOffice.org and Zotero are not communicating

For my thesis I use OpenOffice.org in combination with Zotero (Firefox) to manage my references. (I already posted an article about Zotero over a year ago.) Both are powerful tools, but sometimes they are troublemakers...

Feb. 3., 2009

How to create a page browser in TYPO3 extensions?

Hugh data listings can be confusing and hard to understand. That applies to search results as well as news collections, members directory or todo lists. Page browser divide listings into several parts, which make it much easier to keep track of the data. The following article describes and compares two approaches to integrate a page browser in TYPO3 extensions.

Dec. 7., 2008

Creating a diff of OpenOffice .odt documents on the command-line

I just found a little easter egg to create diffs of OpenOffice.org documents (*.odt) on the command-line.

Dec. 4., 2008

Testing the forthcoming TYPO3 caching framework with memcached

I just did some quick tests with the forthcoming caching framework of TYPO3. The results were surprising, although not the way I did expect.

Nov. 28., 2008

Thunderbird add–on to comfortably switch threaded view between all and unread only

The header almost says it all: TYPO3 core developer Dmitry Dulepov has just published the Thunderbird add-on "Thread Views" which enhances usability when reading newsgroup threads.

Nov. 26., 2008

FE plugins need configurable baseWrap instead of static pi_wrapInBaseClass

The output of most TYPO3 FE plugins are wrapped with a HTML div container by default (so called basewrap). This seems to be fair in most cases, but sometimes it is not and you have to get rid of them. Unfortunately, a lot of extensions including some of the most popular ones don't provide any control to handle this. This article describes how to do it better.

Nov. 24., 2008

How to link to a file in a FE plugin of TYPO3?

This short snippet demonstrates the essentials of how to create links to files in FE plugins. It reveals the power of cObjects and TypoScript. This technique is typical for TYPO3 and it shows you why TYPO3 can be so amazing.

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About Steffen Müller

Since 2002, I am a user and developer of the TYPO3 content management system. I understand content management as an interdisciplinary task under the terms of a knowledge society. This task combines technical, economical and social aspects as well as profund analysis, planning and implementation.

Therefore I do not focus on plain coding, but on various aspects like usability, accessibility, customizability or empirical analysis, following actual findings in communication science. I am also very interested in the subjects of knowledge communication in open source communities and knowledge management in general.

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