TYPO3 Enterprise Content Management Leaders of the TYPO3 community guide you through this powerful, enterprise-level, open source content management system Werner Altmann René Fritz Daniel Hinderink BIRMINGHAM - MUMBAI TYPO3: Enterprise Content Management Copyright © 2005 Packt Publishing All rights reserved No part of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, without the prior written permission of the publisher, except in the case of brief quotations embedded in critical articles or reviews Every effort has been made in the preparation of this book to ensure the accuracy of the information presented However, the information contained in this book is sold without warranty, either express or implied Neither the authors, Packt Publishing, nor its dealers or distributors will be held liable for any damages caused or alleged to be caused either directly or indirectly by this book Packt Publishing has endeavored to provide trademark information about all the companies and products mentioned in this book by the appropriate use of capitals However, Packt Publishing cannot guarantee the accuracy of this information First edition: July 2005 Published by Packt Publishing Ltd 32 Lincoln Road Olton Birmingham, B27 6PA, UK ISBN 1-904811-41-8 www.packtpub.com Cover Design by www.visionwt.com Translation from the German language edition of: TYPO3 - Enterprise Content Management by Wernver Altmann - René Fritz - Daniel Hinderink © 2004 Open Source Press, Munich, Germany Credits Authors Werner Altmann René Fritz Daniel Hinderink Commissioning Editor Louay Fatoohi Technical Editor Ashutosh Pande Layout Ashutosh Pande Niranjan Jahagirdar Proofreader Chris Smith Translator Steve Tomlin Cover Designer Helen Wood About the Authors Werner Altmann is the author of the original German handbook for editors, and a member of the TYPO3 documentation team As the technical project manager, he is in charge of planning and implementing major TYPO3-based projects René Fritz has created parts of the TYPO3 core and has programmed various extensions to the system, including the digital asset management system He was also among the first TYPO3 users He works as a freelance technical consultant and developer, and continues to be part of the core developer team for TYPO3 He is also an active member of the TYPO3 Association Daniel Hinderink is a managing partner with a consulting company specializing in webtechnology-based information systems for medium to large companies He has been associated with the TYPO3 project for a long time, and has provided strategic advice and practical work in research and planning, as well as marketing He is also an active member and currently the vice-chairman of the TYPO3 Association Table of Contents Chapter 1: Introduction 1.1 History 1.2 What is a CMS? 1.2.1 Separation of Content from Layout 1.2.2 Content Lifecycle Functionality 1.2.3 Modularity 1.2.4 Target Group 1.2.5 TYPO3 References 3 4 The GPL: GNU General Public License 1.3 The TYPO3 Community 1.4 The TYPO3 Association 1.4.1 Goals and Objectives 1.4.2 Membership and Application 8 Active Members Supporting Members Bodies and Practical Work Chapter 2: Installation 2.1 Criteria for System and Package Selection 2.1.1 Hardware 8 11 11 12 Type of Usage Expected Capacity 12 12 2.1.2 Web Server 2.1.3 Database 2.1.4 Other Software 16 16 17 QuickStart Test Site Dummy TYPO3 Source 2.2 Installing a Test and Training Installation 2.2.1 The WAMP Windows Installer 2.2.2 Linux (et al.) Quick Install 2.3 Installation for Productive Use 2.3.1 LAMP Installation 2.3.2 WAMP Installation 2.3.3 WIIS Installation 19 19 19 19 20 20 21 22 22 25 26 Table of Contents 2.4 The Installation Tool 2.4.1 Basic Configuration 2.4.2 Database Analyzer 2.4.3 Image Processing 2.4.4 All Configuration 2.4.5 typo3temp/ 2.4.6 phpinfo() 2.4.7 Edit Files in typo3conf/ 2.4.8 About 2.5 Configuration Options in TYPO3_CONF_VARS 2.5.1 [GFX]:$TYPO3_CONF_VARS 2.5.2 [SYS]:$TYPO3_CONF_VARS["SYS"] 2.5.3 [EXT]: $TYPO3_CONF_VARS["EXT"] 2.5.4 [BE]: $TYPO3_CONF_VARS["BE"] 2.5.5 [FE]: $TYPO3_CONF_VARS["FE"] 2.5.6 Other Options 2.6 Separation of Production Server/Live Server 2.6.1 Static Pages 2.7 Backup 28 29 30 32 32 32 33 33 33 33 33 38 42 44 49 54 54 55 55 2.8 Updates 58 2.9 Help with Problems 59 Chapter 3: TYPO3 for Editors 3.1 The Role of the Editor 62 3.2 Logging in to the System 3.2.1 The Correct Browser Settings 3.2.2 Login 3.3 User Interface and Module 3.3.1 Areas of the User Interface 63 63 63 64 65 Module Bar Navigation Area Details View 3.3.2 Main Modules and Submodules—An Overview Web Pages View List Info Access Functions File Filelist ii 61 65 66 67 67 67 67 68 68 68 69 70 70 70 Table of Contents Images 71 Document User 71 71 Task Center Setup Help 3.4 The User | Task Center as a Communication Center 3.4.1 Quick Note 3.4.2 Recent Pages 3.4.3 Actions 3.4.4 Messages 3.4.5 Tasks 3.5 Pages as Containers for Contents 3.5.1 Site Structure, Page Tree, and Contents 3.5.2 Creating and Editing New Pages Type Pagetitle Localization Settings 3.5.2 Different Page Types Standard Advanced External URL Shortcut Not in Menu Backend User Section Mount Point Spacer SysFolder 3.6 Content Input with TYPO3 3.6.1 Creating and Editing New Content Type Header General Options 3.6.2 The Different Content Types Header Text Image Text with Image Bullet List Table Filelinks Multimedia Form Search Login 71 72 72 73 73 74 74 75 76 77 77 79 81 81 81 82 82 82 84 84 85 86 86 86 86 87 89 91 92 92 92 93 93 93 95 95 96 97 98 99 101 102 iii Table of Contents Menu/Sitemap Insert Records Insert Plugin Script Divider HTML 103 105 105 105 106 106 3.7 Assets in TYPO3 3.7.1 Managing Assets in the File Structure 3.7.2 Inserting Assets into an Application 3.8 Front-End Editing 106 106 108 109 3.9 The Rich Text Editor 111 Insert Link Insert Picture Inserting a Table 3.10 Working Efficiently with TYPO3 3.10.1 Scenario 3.10.2 Creating Page Structures 3.10.3 Serial Editing with the Buffer Example 3.10.4 Editing Selected Fields Example 3.10.5 Shortcuts User | Task Center: Recent Pages User | Task Center: Edit Records Shortcuts in the Footer 3.10.6 Help on the Content Level Word Processing with the Extension Text Tools Integrating Office Documents 3.10.7 Restore/Editing History 3.10.8 Multi-language Capability Chapter 4: TYPO3 for Administrators 114 115 115 116 116 117 118 120 121 122 122 123 123 123 124 124 125 127 128 129 4.1 Tasks and Targets of Administration 129 4.2 Planning and Implementing the Content Management Environment 131 4.3 Principles of Organizing Permissions in TYPO3 4.3.1 Example Concept 4.3.2 Implementation Steps 4.4 Back-End User Administration 4.4.1 Setting up User Groups 4.4.2 Setting up Users 133 134 135 136 136 142 Example 144 4.5 Administration of Users with the Tools | User Admin Module145 iv Extension Development activated via a stylish bomb icon Figure 7.50: Debug output in a separate window with CCDebug The debug() function is defined as follows: function debug($variable, $name = '*variable*', $line = '*line*', $file = '*file*', $level = E_DEBUG) The built-in debug function only returns the variable itself, as well as the description in $name All other parameters are ignored These are taken into account by CCDebug, though, and output the line number and filename, as long as the PHP constants LINE and FILE were also passed on debug(time(), 'current time', LINE , FILE ); If you want to use the built-in debug function, by the way, although a debug extension is installed, this can always be called with xdebug() 582 7.12 Tools for the Developer Debug Extension It is quite simple to build your own debug extension In ext_localconf.php you must create an object in $GLOBALS['error'] that contains the debug() function with the above parameters If this extension is intended to collect output and only display it with the page, in a similar way to CCDebug, then it must also include the debugOutput() method 7.12.3 Debugging with t3lib_div::devLog() Apart from the possibility of creating appropriate output for error searches with the debug() function, TYPO3 offers a second interface via the t3lib_div::devLog() function In contrast to debug(), TYPO3 does not implement a standard function for t3lib_div::devLog(), which means that the function has only one uniform interface available, in which case calling t3lib_div::devLog() without an additional extension has not the slightest effect Softlink 544345 One implementation for the interface is the CCDevLog (cc_devlog) extension This places the log entries in a database table A back-end module helps to display data, and the module can also be opened in a separate window, making it available parallel to the back end Figure 7.51: The CCDevLog module for evaluating log entries 583 Extension Development The devLog() in t3lib_div function is defined as follows: * @param * @param * * * @param * * string string integer Message (in english) Extension key (from which extension you are calling the log) Severity: is info, is notice, is warning, is fatal error, -1 is "OK" * @param array Additional data you want to * pass to the logger * @return void */ function devLog($msg, $extKey, $severity=0, $dataVar=FALSE) Here is an extract from t3lib_userAuth, intended to illustrate the use of t3lib_div::devLog() if ($TYPO3_CONF_VARS['SC_OPTIONS']['t3lib/ class.t3lib_userauth.php'] ['writeDevLog']) $this->writeDevLog = TRUE; if (TYPO3_DLOG) $this->writeDevLog = TRUE; if ($this->writeDevLog) t3lib_div::devLog('No user session found.', 't3lib_userAuth', 2); First a check is made to see if writeDevLog is set in $TYPO3_CONF_VARS for the current script If this is the case, $this->writeDevLog is set to TRUE The constant TYPO3_DLOG is handled in exactly the same way It is thus possible to activate logging just for this script or for the object, or to activate it systemwide with the constant TYPO3_DLOG The actual devLog() call is always preceded by a test on the $this-> writeDevLog variable DevLog Extension A devLog extension must basically register a function, which is then called by t3lib_div::devLog() with the log data This is shown below using extracts from the CCDevLog extension localconf.php First the devLog() function of the tx_ccdevlog class is registered in the localconf.php file of the CCDevLog extension, which is located in class.tx_ccdevlog.php 584 7.12 Tools for the Developer $TYPO3_CONF_VARS['SC_OPTIONS'] ['t3lib/class.t3lib_div.php']['devLog'] [$_EXTKEY] = 'EXT:'.$_EXTKEY.'/class.tx_ccdevlog.php:tx_ccdevlog ->devLog'; As you can see, your own devLog function is entered in the 'devLog' array with your own extension key: ['devLog'][$_EXTKEY] This means that several devLog extensions can be installed at the same time They are then called, one after another, with the log data class.tx_ccdevlog.php The above registered devLog() function is located in this file In your own extension, this file must be named to match the extension key, of course In the case of the CCDevLog extension, the passed on log data is processed and written to a database table class tx_ccdevlog { /** * DevLog function - writes log to db * * @param array log data array * @return void */ function devLog($logArr) { $insertFields = array(); $insertFields['msg'] = $logArr['msg']; $insertFields['extkey'] = $logArr['extKey']; $insertFields['severity'] = $logArr['severity']; if (!empty($logArr['dataVar'])) { $insertFields['data_var'] = $GLOBALS['TYPO3_DB']-> quoteStr(serialize($logArr['dataVar'], 'tx_ccdevlog'); } $GLOBALS['TYPO3_DB']-> exec_INSERTquery('tx_ccdevlog', $insertFields); } } A further option of debugging is completely independent of TYPO3, and takes place inside development environments such as the Zend IDE or PHPeclipse To describe this would go beyond the remit of this book Instead, we will briefly introduce a few IDEs 585 Extension Development 7.12.4 FE Debug/Info output and BE Env Info It is sometimes helpful to display data of typical objects such as $TSFE and $BE_USER or the environment variables of the t3lib_div::getIndpEnv() function These can be made visible, for example, with the FE Debug/Info output (cc_feinfo) and Backend Environment Information (cc_beinfo) extensions, without the need to create output via the debug() function The first extension is a plugin, which you can embed in a page, the second is a module The module cannot display the data that is currently valid in your own module But you can use the module as a template and easily build the output into your own module for test purposes, since this output is encapsulated in a separate class Figure 7.52: Example output of the FE Debug/ Info output plugin 586 7.12 Tools for the Developer If you want to build the output into your own plugin for test purposes, this can be done very easily with the following code lines: require_once(t3lib_extMgm::extPath('cc_feinfo') 'class.tx_ccfeinfo.php'); $info = t3lib_div::makeInstance('tx_ccfeinfo'); $info->init($this); $content.= $info->pi_getInfoOutput(); 7.12.5 PHP Development Environments If you program a lot, and in complex projects, a simple text editor is not usually the most suitable tool But even an occasional programmer can profit from an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) IDEs usually provide syntax checking in the editor, include a project management system, and integrate CVS, FTP, and WebDAV A good IDE also provides support for debugging Finding the most suitable IDE is a matter of taste, which is why we can only recommend here that you try out a few of them Test versions from manufacturers are generally available, or even freely available anyway, as Open Source software Here is a shortlist of PHP development environments: Zend Development Environment IDE directly from the PHP developer, Zend Platforms: Unix/Linux, Mac OS X, Windows http://www.zend.com PHPeclipse Open Source project which implements a PHP plugin based on Eclipse (http://www.eclipse.org); one advantage is the large number of plugins for the Eclipse IDE: CVS, SQL, XML, HTML, JavaScript, Regex, Team support, Platforms: Unix/Linux, Mac OS X, Windows http:// www.phpeclipse.de 587 Index A access keys, 385 access lists, 137 access permissions, 147 access submodule, 69 accessibility, 381 - 383 Accessibility project, 385 actions, 167 Admin Panel, 108, 148 All configuration, 32, 33 ASCII, 475 assets, 104 AWStats, 176 B backend about, 63 configuration, 44 login, 63 base templates, 210 basic configuration, 29 BE Env Info, 586 bigDoc, 531 BITV, 381, 383 border, 94 BPR, 131 browser ActiveX, 63 cache, 63 cookies, 63 JavaScript, 63 BT3 scenario, 283 buffer, 115 bugs, 59 Business Process Redesign, 131 C cache, 182, 492 cascading stylesheets, 269, 276, 301, 380 cell padding, 94 cell spacing, 94 character set, 47 Classic Backend, 436 clipboard, 68, 115 cluster, 15 cms, 43 cObject, 233, 481 coding guidelines, 437 columns, 454 conditions [ELSE], 223 [END], 222 globalString, 367 globalVar, 367, 370 PIDupinRootline, 367 userFunc, 368 Constant Editor cat (subcategories), 255 comments, 253 key, 253 type, 256 constants, 212 content object (cObject) CASE, 238 CLEARGIF, 235, 311 COA, 234, 306, 311, 341, 358, 377 COA_INT, 234 COBJ_ARRAY, 234 COLUMNS, 237, 344 CONTENT, 235, 294, 308 CTABLE, 236, 277, 310 EDITPANEL, 241 FILE, 234, 292 FORM, 239 HMENU, 236, 316 HRULER, 199, 237 HTML, 234 IMAGE, 235, 297, 306, 312 IMG_RESOURCE, 235 IMGTEXT, 237 LOAD_REGISTER, 238 MULTIMEDIA, 241 OTABLE, 237 PHP_SCRIPT, 240 PHP_SCRIPT_EXT, 241 PHP_SCRIPT_INT, 240 RECORDS, 236 RESTORE_REGISTER, 239 SEARCHRESULT, 240 TEMPLATE, 241, 278, 302 TEXT, 234, 298, 359 USER, 240, 302 USER_INT, 240 content types about, 89, 90 add record, 102 divider, 104 file links, 95 header, 91 HTML, 104 image, 91 insert plugin, 103 login, 100 menu/sitemap, 101 multimedia, 96 script, 103 search, 99 table, 94 text, 91 textbox, 100, 347 context menu, 559 cookie, 53, 466 copying, recursive, 115 create several pages, 114 create user, 143 cross-media publishing, 275 CSS-styled content, 269, 300 CSV, 180 CSV export, 119 CType, 89 curl, 40 590 D DAM, 41, 183 database abstraction layer, 16, 465 database analysis, 30 Database Analyzer, 30, 58 database checking, 178 database mounts, 141 dataMiner, 519 debug, 39 debug extension, 583 deleteClause(), 465 Details View, 67 DevLog, 584 development environments, 587 diff, 44 Digital Asset Management, 183 directory structure about, 438 ext, 440 sysext, 440 directory tree, 66 display (submodule), 68 Document Suite, 123 document (module), 71 Dummy package, 19 E edit pages, 147 edit records, 120 Element Browser, 105, 183 EM, 402 enable fields, 465 excludefields, 139 exec(), 46 ExtDevEval, 473, 520 Extended View, 118 extension categories, 398 DevLog, 584 documentation, 401, 425 extension key, 419 installing, 406 extension API, 396, 446 extension key, 397 Extension Kickstarter, 435 Extension Manager, 42, 402 Extension Repository, 400 F FE Debug, 586 FEUser, 172 file (module), 70 file list (submodule), 70 file releases, 141 file upload, 40, 105 fileadmin, 70 filemounts, 141 Flexforms, 390 Flexible content, 391 fopen(), 472 frames, 371 Freetype, 17 frontend about, 63 configuration, 49 editing, 107, 148 users, 172 full search, 180 functions addParams, 231 encapsLines, 231 filelink, 232 HTMLparser, 232 HTMLparser_tags, 232 if, 231, 357 imageLinkWrap, 230 imgResource, 230 makelinks, 232 numRows, 230 optionSplit, 342 parseFunc, 232 select, 231 split, 231, 359 stdWrap, 230, 297, 308, 354 tableStyle, 231 textStyle, 231 typolink, 231, 306 functions (submodule), 70 G GDLibrary, 17 General Office Displayer, 123 getenv(), 469 getIndpEnv(), 469 GFX, 33 GIFBUILDER, 324, 335, 347 GifBuilderObj ADJUST, 349 BOX, 325, 327, 329, 330, 336, 348 CROP, 348 EFFECT, 348 EMBOSS, 348, 351 IMAGE, 333, 335, 348, 351 OUTLINE, 348 SCALE, 349 SHADOW, 325, 348, 352 TEXT, 325, 327, 335, 347, 351 WORKAREA, 348 GPL, 426 GraphicsMagick, 17 H heavy-duty operation, 15 help (module), 72 Hide in lists, 142 history, 69, 124 HMENU/special browse, 339 directory, 338, 339 keywords, 339 list, 338 Rootline, 339-341 updated, 339 userdefined, 339 HTTP_SERVER_VARS, 469 HTTrack, 55 I IDE, 587 ImageMagick, 17 images (submodule), 71 import, 70 Includes, 224 591 Indexed Search, 11 Indexed Search Extension, 100 indexing, 186 information (submodule), 68 init, 529 insert image, 112 insert link, 111 insert tables, 112 installation hardware, 12 scenarios, 13 test, 20 Integrated Development Environment, 587 Internet Information Server, 26 is_executable(), 472 ISO 639, 474 ISO 8859, 475 J Java, 580 JavaDoc, 581 Junction, 18 LAMP installation, 22 language, 72, 473 level, 315 list (submodule), 68 local GL, 403 localization, 473 locallang*.php, 473 log files, 50, 69, 175, 177 M main modules, 533 Manual for Editors, 62, 72 markersMarkers, 287 mediumDoc, 531 menu item status 592 menu object GMENU, 317, 324 GMENU_FOLDOUT, 317, 331 GMENU_LAYERS, 317, 327 IMGMENU, 317, 334 JSMENU, 317, 337 TMENU, 317, 319 TMENU_LAYERS, 317, 327 messages (submodule), 75 metadata, 184 module bar, 65 module framework, 529 module scripts, 532 module structure, 527 multilanguage capability, 125, 369 multipart/form-data, 40 MySQL, 16 N L ACT, 318 ACTIFSUB, 318 CUR, 318 NO, 318 IFSUB, 318 RO, 318 SPC, 318 USERDEF1, 319 USERDEF2, 319 USR, 318 navigation area, 66 navigation frame, 533 No template found, 202 no_cache, 492 notes (submodule), 73 O Office, 122 operators, 217 optionSplit, 343 P package selection, 18 page creation, 114 page id, 451 page impressions, 177 page permissions, 147 page tree, 66, 78 page tree overview, 69 Page TSConfig, 153 page types backend user area, 84 column view, 86 content types, 89 creating content, 87 extended, 81 external URL, 83 language, 87 mount page, 84 Not in menu, 84 Rich Text Editor, 88 shortcut, 83 spacing, 85 standard, 81 SysFolder, 85 trash can, 85 Pagemount, 46 pages, 449 pages (submodule), 67 pages TSConfig, 69, 163 pages_language_overlay, 473 PATH_site, 44 permissions, 70 permissions.group, 154 permission system, 133 PHP_SCRIPT, 514 PHP_SCRIPT_EXT, 481, 514 PHP_SCRIPT_INT, 481, 514 PHPeclipse, 587 phpinfo, 33 pi_flexform, 458 pid, 449, 451 piVars, 490 print version, 358, 368 programming guidelines, 437 project description, 401 proxies, 40 Q Quick install, 21 QuickStart package, 19 R RAD, 133 Rapid Application Development, 133 recent pages, 120 Rich Text Editor, 72, 108, 157 root, 78 Rootline, 78, 163, 315 RTE, 108, 157 S safe_mode, 46, 50, 472 search, 99, 180 server variables, 469 service key, 569 services about, 566 subtypes, 568 session, 466 settings (submodule), 72 shy extensions, 405 simple hit statistics, 69 sizing, 12 skins, 564 smallDoc, 531 SOBE, 533 Sort pages, 114 special characters, 41 SSL, 46 standard templates about, 265, 277 content (default), 267, 294 cSet (default), 295 cSet Stylesheet, 296 styles.content (default), 294 temp.*, 275 Static Info Tables, 474 static templates, 208 statistics, 175 stdWrap (properties) addParams, 357 case, 358 data, 297, 306, 357, 359 debugData, 355 encapsLines, 357 593 template, 531 Template Auto-Parser, 300 template record field, 357 filelink, 357 HTMLparser, 357 ifEmpty, 361 innerWrap, 362 listNum, 360, 368 outerWrap, 370 override, 362 postUserFunc, 363 preCObject, 362 preUserFunc, 363 required, 308, 362 split, 357, 359 tableStyle, 357 textStyle, 357 typolink, 357, 370 wrap, 308 subgroups, 142 submodule functions, 534 switch user, 145 syntax highlighting, 251 T t3d, 261 t3d!t3d import, 264 t3lib_BEfunc, 531 t3lib_cs, 479 t3lib_div, 531 t3lib_extMgm, 446 t3lib_extobjbase, 550 t3lib_iconworks, 531 t3lib_pageTree, 551 t3lib_SCbase, 530, 539, 550 t3lib_TSparser, 198 T3X file, 404 Table Configuration Array, 452 tags (function), 232 tarball, 18 tasks (submodule), 71, 75 tasks (submodule)|textbf, 73 TCA, 44 TCE, 452, 460 tce_db.php, 554, 561 TCEFORM, 154 TCEMAIN, 154 Templa Voila, 457 594 Backend Editor configuration, 212 clear constants, 208 clear setup, 208 constants, 207, 208, 212 description, 212 Include base template, 210, 284 Include static, 208 include static (from extensions), 209 resources, 207 rootlevel, 208 setup, 207 static template files from T3 extensions, 210 template on next level, 212 website title, 207 template user, 168 TemplaVoila! about, 386 data structures (DS), 387 template objects (TO), 387 tempnam(), 472 TER, 400 TER account, 429 Test Site package, 19 text{, 70 thumbnails, 72 tidy, 49 TLO, 242 toplevel object config, 243, 245 constants, 243, 245 FEData, 243 includeLibs, 243 lib, 244, 245 PAGE, 291 plugin, 243, 302 resources, 242 sitetitle, 243 styles, 244, 246 temp, 244, 246, 303, 361 tt_*, 244 types, 242 total cost of ownership, 14 traffic analysis, 177 TS property lookup wizard, 151 TSConfig wizard, 151 tslib_fe, 480 tslib_pibase, 460, 490, 491 TSref, 197, 297 tt_content, 449, 453 TYPO3 Core Engine, 452, 460 TYPO3 document, 261 TYPO3 source package, 19 TYPO3_MODE, 578 typo3temp, 32 TypoScript comments and comment blocks, 217 Constant Editor, 251 constants, 216 content objects, 233 data types, 228 definition, 196 Frontend Engine, 198 Object Browser, 199, 485 object path, 215 object types, 215 objects, 215 operators, 215 properties, 215 syntax, 216 syntax, checking, 251 Templates, 201 values, 216 wizard, 247 TypoScript Object Browser, 199, 485 TypoScript templates cascading, 206, 284, 296, 305 hierarchy, 206 nesting, 206 TypoTag, 504 users, frontend, 172 user groups, setting up, 136 user overview, 69 user session, 466 user TSConfig, 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