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Lelesys Celebrates Diwali with TYPO3

info@lelesys.com — Sun, 30 Oct 2011 20:39:00 +0530

Lelesys wishes Happy Diwali and a prosperous new year to all our customers and friends across the world. We celebrated Diwali with TYPO3 lantern this year. Significance: The Diwali paper lantern decorates the doorways and windows of homes and businesses. According to traditional beliefs, the paper lanterns act as a guiding light for the Hindu goddess of wealth. By hanging a paper lantern near a doorway, prosperity is invited in and evil is repelled. Our TYPO3 team thought of making a lantern with TYPO3 theme as this festival also coincided with TYPO3 4.6 release.

Pankaj Lele, Director of Lelesys India is now a Certified TYPO3 Integrator

Thu, 17 Mar 2011 18:04:00 +0530

We are happy to announce that Lelesys has now a Certified TYPO3 Integrator. We are only second company in India having Certified TYPO3 Integrator on board. Mr. Pankaj Lele attended TYPO3 conference in Frankfurt last year and he also cleared his examination for Certified TYPO3 Integrator.
We proud to tell that not only Pankaj but all of our 60 TYPO3 developers are as good as Certified TYPO3 Integrator and we have been delivering our projects with these quality standards for part 5 years.
We wish best for Mr. Pankaj Lele for his achievement.

Enabling preformatted block format in TYPO3 RTE

pankaj@lelesys.com — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 16:40:00 +0530

With a new TYPO3 installation default setting for rtehtmlarea is to use "Typical" configuration. This configuration hides the option "Preformatted" from the block format drop-down in the RTE. If you want to write code snippets in your blog then using this Preformatted block format is nice option which basically adds a

 tag.
To enable this option put following code snippet in your website's root page TSConfig.
RTE.default.hidePStyleItems := removeFromList(pre)

Category drop-down for TYPO3 "cal" extension

pankaj@lelesys.com — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 13:44:00 +0530

Today I came across a TYPO3 requirement from one of our customers that they need a simple list of events and single view of each event. Additionally they wanted to have a drop-down box showing all event categories and the event list should be filtered with the selected category on change of the drop-down. I was knowing that the "cal" extension is good extension to work with events in TYPO3. "cal" has list and single event view out of the box but there was no marker available for the list view for category selection. I googled to seek a solution but nothing was found quickly. So I decided to write a quick TypoScript object which simply queries the category table and makes a |
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# this condition hides the category dropdown on single event page!
[globalString = GP:tx_cal_controller|view = event]

lib.eventcategories >

[global]