05:46:59 <k4mi> Hey there :). I am trying to build a proper onepage design with fluidtypo based on bjo3rn's tutorial. The problem is c:content.render doesn't render any of my subpages content. Not even if I directly pass directly a pagUid, any ideas ?
07:11:44 <Guest|5028> Hello, I have a gallery content element and I want that each time the site is reloaded the order of the array is randomly generated. I tried it with a ViewHelper on my own, but the array will be cached after the first load of the page. Only if I clear the cache and reload the order is different.
07:35:12 <Guest|98763> Morning everyone. It is possible to store the data from a flux field in one of the default fields of tt_content i.e in bodytext?
08:01:50 <Torsten85> Hey.. what's the current status concerning compatibility with TYPO3v7?
09:12:04 <Guest|5028> Is it possible to turn off caching for certain content elements created with fluidcontent?
09:14:53 <NamelessCoder> yes and no, Guest|5028. You can make the template or parts of the template not cache by using v:render.uncache, but the controller action itself cannot be switched from USER to USER_INT. If you must have the controller included as uncached, I suggest creating a small Extbase plugin to do that.
09:16:55 <NamelessCoder> the other, more crude way, is to force the entire page to not cache via a custom content/page controller
10:20:43 <NamelessCoder> if you can, check that your DB was updated - tt_content needs indexes on tx_flux_column and tx_flux_parent, it's possible those weren't added
10:21:21 <NamelessCoder> other than that, yes, flux 7.1.2 is quite a lot slower than flux 7.2 will be - several factors
10:22:05 <NamelessCoder> we are so close to release that you may want to risk the development versions and do the migration now - we don't expect any more API changes before release.
10:22:51 <Rabe69|43669> can i update to this version without updating fluidpages/fluidcontent?
10:23:08 <NamelessCoder> no, - and you'd also need fluidcontent_core updated
10:23:16 <NamelessCoder> are you using custom templates or fluidbootstraptheme?
10:24:34 <NamelessCoder> there is very little migration to be done for flux 7.1.2 -> flux 7.2. If you used fluidbootstraptheme there's a branch compatible with flux 7.2 - but since you use custom elements you may need to change a few things, depending on the amount of deprecated viewhelpers you used.
10:25:06 <NamelessCoder> main thing: use a provider extension, make sure you register it with a Vendor.ExtensionKey format if you use controllers - and use namespaces.
10:25:32 <NamelessCoder> most important change: templateRootPath etc are deprecated - use templateRootPaths (plural) instead
10:25:55 <NamelessCoder> (still supported for now, but you should take this opportunity to change it if you upgrade)
10:26:38 <NamelessCoder> unfortunately the release notes aren't drafted yet or I'd send them to you. Hopefully those hints plus this link are enough: https://fluidtypo3.org/blog/news/coming-changes-in-flux-72.html
10:26:47 <Rabe69|43669> tt_content has the indexes
10:27:03 <NamelessCoder> okay - I suspect the main problem here is the template parsing/compiling
10:27:26 <Rabe69|43669> named index_fluxcolumn, index_fluxparent and index_fluxparentcolumn
10:27:27 <NamelessCoder> depending on your cpu+hdd speeds, that particular operation may slow things down a lot
10:27:53 <NamelessCoder> yep - sounds like your DB has the optimisations needed. We added those a while back.
10:28:14 <Rabe69|43669> i have the problems on two different maschines
10:28:37 <Rabe69|43669> lokal in my docker container
10:28:41 <NamelessCoder> the optimisations in flux 7.2 include actual enabled support for compiling templates and has removed several hundreds to thousands of dependency injections per page load (in BE particular)
10:29:08 <Rabe69|43669> and on my server, which should have the power
10:29:15 <NamelessCoder> are you using NFS mapping or something for your typo3temp? I have it from xaver that using a tmpfs for this *greatly* speeds things up, also with new flux
10:31:06 <NamelessCoder> as are a lot of other core caches
10:32:16 <NamelessCoder> there could be a lot of reasons why it bottlenecks - but I'm sure flux@development is going to speed things up to at least triple speed after first hit
10:32:32 <NamelessCoder> the more complex your templates, the greater the boost
10:33:11 <Rabe69|43669> is it not possible to configure this to another (e.g. redisBackend)?
10:33:27 <NamelessCoder> absolutely, it just has to support FS based inclusions
10:33:44 <NamelessCoder> the internals of TYPO3 caches that assume file caching will simply include() the file
10:34:15 <NamelessCoder> in other words, it writes PHP as files and the backend must support this
10:35:09 <Rabe69|43669> so, i will first update to flux 7.2
10:35:11 <NamelessCoder> btw I have a testing setup here (fluidbootstraptheme) on typo3 7.1 with flux@development. 16 FCEs on page, 600ms load time in BE.
14:15:31 <jonasjo> i'm very new to flux, but i really like it :-)
14:16:25 <jonasjo> is there some kind of tutorial around for how to create custom content elements and their backend forms?
14:19:55 <jonasjo> i can not manage to get a contentelement show up in the frontent. not even the example element provided in the example ext (builded with "site") does show
14:20:48 <jonasjo> i mean, it should get rendered "I am a content element! My template file is EXT:mysite/Resources/Private/Content/Example.html." right?
14:22:22 <jonasjo> it just renders the headline in case i give it one
14:33:27 <Rabe69|43669> @NamelessCoder: The new flux version (7.2.0) renders backend view in half time :-)
14:37:44 <jonasjo> i just installed fluidbootstraptheme but the same problem. it just renders headers from fluid content elements. no body. i seem to miss somthing hard :-(
17:39:39 <jonasjo> no one? i'm kinda desperate here :-/
18:55:45 <jonasjo> oooook, i got the error i guees
18:56:45 <jonasjo> you need to copy or add AdditionalConfiguration.php
18:57:25 <jonasjo> oh man, this wans't clear to me. took me a few hours. well whatever thx anyway for those great extensions