Визуальные компоненты параметров TV в MODx

Susan Ottwell, “Using TV Output Widgets”, public translation into Russian from English More about this translation.

See also 80 similar translations

Translate into another language.

Participants

gorbarov —

12

points

Statistics
Participants
Translate into Russian
Translation result
1% translated in draft.

Join Translated.by to translate! If you already have a Translated.by account, please sign in.
If you do not want to register an account, you can sign in with OpenID.

Using TV Output Widgets	Визуальные компоненты параметров TV в MODx History of edits (Latest: gorbarov 1 year, 5 months ago) §
Using TV Output Widgets	Визуальные компоненты параметров TV в MODx History of edits (Latest: gorbarov 1 year, 5 months ago) §
Template Variable Output Widgets format the TV's content for display on the final web page. These are optional; you can simply use the raw content of any TV. You can also create your own custom output "widgets" using snippets. This is my preferred way of dealing with TV output; I find the built-in widgets to be rather limited. There is an excellent article in the wiki on how to do this.
The built-in output widgets' formatting functions are in the /manager/includes/tmplvars.format.inc.php file.
The output widgets that depend on javascript use the mootools.js and the custom moodx.js libraries found in manager/media/script. A link to these libraries will be inserted into the head of the document. This can cause conflicts with other javascript libraries that you may include for your own functionality; in this case it would be better to use a snippet to provide custom TV output formatting.
The Built-in TV Output Widgets
There are 14 built-in output widgets to format the TV's content. Most of them have a list of parameters to control their output.
Data Grid - format tabular data from a number of sources.
Floater - inserts the javascript code for creating a floater with the TV's input.
Marquee - creates a scrolling marquee.
Rich Text - creates a Rich Text Editor enabled textarea field with the TV's content inserted.
Ticker - makes a ticker-type display of your input data.
View Port - creates an iframe for displaying the TV's value.
HTML Entities - converts the TV's value to HTML entities.
Date Formatter - displays a date with the given format using the PHP mktime() or strtotime() functions to convert the TV date value to a UNIX timestamp, then uses strftime with the given parameters to convert the timestamp to a date/time string.
Unixtime - converts a human-readable date and time to a Unix timestamp. This can be useful since the Date input type stores the date as day-month-year hour:minutes:seconds.
Delimited List - creates a list whose items are separated by the given delimiter.