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The lib.parseFunc and lib.parseFunc_RTE functions render HTML from
Rich Text Fields of TYPO3. While direct interaction with these libraries
is now uncommon, they control output of the <f:format.html>
ViewHelper.
Previously, the libraries were available only through content rendering
definitions like fluid_styled_content, the bootstrap_package or your
own.
The <f:format.html> ViewHelper requires a parseFunc to function and
will throw an exception if none is provided. With the shift towards
self-contained content elements, also known as content blocks, the need
to include a separate rendering definition is eliminated. The frontend
now provides a base version of the libraries, which are now always
available in the frontend context.
The libraries, are loaded early in the TypoScript chain, ensuring that
all existing overrides continue to work as before, without the need for
a basic parseFunc definition.
Frontend, TypoScript, ext:frontend
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Important: #103485 - Provide lib.parseFunc via ext:frontend
https://docs.typo3.org/c/typo3/cms-core/main/en-us/Changelog/13.2/Important-103485-ProvideLibparseFuncViaExtfrontend.html
Important: #103485 - Provide lib.parseFunc via ext:frontend
See 103485
Description
The
lib.parseFunc
andlib.parseFunc_RTE
functions render HTML fromRich Text Fields of TYPO3. While direct interaction with these libraries
is now uncommon, they control output of the
<f:format.html>
ViewHelper.
Previously, the libraries were available only through content rendering
definitions like fluid_styled_content, the bootstrap_package or your
own.
The
<f:format.html>
ViewHelper requires a parseFunc to function andwill throw an exception if none is provided. With the shift towards
self-contained content elements, also known as content blocks, the need
to include a separate rendering definition is eliminated. The frontend
now provides a base version of the libraries, which are now always
available in the frontend context.
The libraries, are loaded early in the TypoScript chain, ensuring that
all existing overrides continue to work as before, without the need for
a basic parseFunc definition.
Frontend, TypoScript, ext:frontend
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: