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File: locallang_csh_web_func.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" standalone="yes" ?> <T3locallang> <meta type="array"> <description>CSH for Web>Functions module(s) (General Framework)</description> <type>CSH</type> <csh_table>_MOD_web_func</csh_table> </meta> <data type="array"> <languageKey index="default" type="array"> <label index=".alttitle">Web > Functions module</label> <label index=".description">The idea of the Web>Functions module is to be a host module for backend applications that wish to perform processing of pages or branches of the page tree.</label> <label index=".details">Conceptually the Web>Functions module is different from the Web>Info module only by offering processing functionality rather than offering information only. It is up to extension programmers to decide in which of these two modules they want to insert functionality.</label> <label index="_.seeAlso">_MOD_web_info, More about the Web>Functions module | http://typo3.org/documentation/document-library/doc_core_inside/Functions_module/,, _MOD_web_func:tx_funcwizards, _MOD_web_func:tx_wizardsortpages</label> <label index="_.image">EXT:lang/cshimages/pagetree_overview_11.png</label> <label index=".image_descr">The Web>Functions module as provided by the core is an empty shell. It provides an API that extensions can use to attach function menu items to the Web>Function module. This shows the Wizard extension (func_wizards) providing the main Function Menu item in upper right corner. The "Select Wizard" selectorbox allows the user to select another level of functionality (different wizards) which are provided by other extensions, here the "wizard_sortpages" extension.</label> </languageKey> </data> </T3locallang>