Typoscript: Read value from file and use as parameter for CSS link
In a typoscript setup I'm including a css file like this:
page.includeCSS {
00test = path/to/my/file/parametertest.css
00test.group = css
}
Now I'd like to extend the file name with a version parameter. Like this
00test = path/to/my/file/parametertest.css?v={my_version_number_read_from_file}
First question: Is it possible to use variables at this point?
Second question: If yes, how can I read the variable my_version_number_read_from_file value from a file (e.g. .env)? Is this possible?
Sorry, but my typoscript knowledges are veeery limited.
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asked Nov 20 at 13:15
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In a typoscript setup I'm including a css file like this:
page.includeCSS {
00test = path/to/my/file/parametertest.css
00test.group = css
}
Now I'd like to extend the file name with a version parameter. Like this
00test = path/to/my/file/parametertest.css?v={my_version_number_read_from_file}
First question: Is it possible to use variables at this point?
Second question: If yes, how can I read the variable my_version_number_read_from_file value from a file (e.g. .env)? Is this possible?
Sorry, but my typoscript knowledges are veeery limited.
typoscript
asked Nov 20 at 13:15
webster
798
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In a typoscript setup I'm including a css file like this:
page.includeCSS {
00test = path/to/my/file/parametertest.css
00test.group = css
}
Now I'd like to extend the file name with a version parameter. Like this
00test = path/to/my/file/parametertest.css?v={my_version_number_read_from_file}
First question: Is it possible to use variables at this point?
Second question: If yes, how can I read the variable my_version_number_read_from_file value from a file (e.g. .env)? Is this possible?
Sorry, but my typoscript knowledges are veeery limited.
typoscript
asked Nov 20 at 13:15
webster
798
In a typoscript setup I'm including a css file like this:
page.includeCSS {
00test = path/to/my/file/parametertest.css
00test.group = css
}
Now I'd like to extend the file name with a version parameter. Like this
00test = path/to/my/file/parametertest.css?v={my_version_number_read_from_file}
First question: Is it possible to use variables at this point?
Second question: If yes, how can I read the variable my_version_number_read_from_file value from a file (e.g. .env)? Is this possible?
Sorry, but my typoscript knowledges are veeery limited.
typoscript
typoscript
asked Nov 20 at 13:15
webster
798
asked Nov 20 at 13:15
webster
798
asked Nov 20 at 13:15
webster
798
asked Nov 20 at 13:15
webster
798
asked Nov 20 at 13:15
webster
798
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