How to access the merged image data of the FAL in TYPO3 Fluid?












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In the T3-Backend the file metadata can be edited in two places, within the form of the original file and in the form where the file is referenced. Edits in the second place overrule the data in the first place.



How to access the merged meta-data?



How to access the other two forms?






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  • I like to see an answer in stackoverflow because the answer is contra-intuitive and a pitfall for new users.
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  • If I understood you right, your starting position is wrong. With the module "Filelist" the meta data are written into the table "sys_file_metadata". With a content element "Image" the data is written into the table "sys_file_reference".
    – Heinz Schilling
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  • I think, you express in terms of tables, what I express in terms of BE-forms. sys_file_reference overrules sys_file_metadata.
    – Blcknx
    5 hours ago










  • Yes. This is right. In CE (content elements) you can overwrite default values set in "Filelist" if you want. But "Edits in the second place modify the data in the first place." is wrong.
    – Heinz Schilling
    5 hours ago










  • I exchanged the word modify by overrule. D'accord?
    – Blcknx
    5 hours ago
















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In the T3-Backend the file metadata can be edited in two places, within the form of the original file and in the form where the file is referenced. Edits in the second place overrule the data in the first place.



How to access the merged meta-data?



How to access the other two forms?






typo3 fluid fal







share|improve this question
























  • I like to see an answer in stackoverflow because the answer is contra-intuitive and a pitfall for new users.
    – Blcknx
    16 hours ago












  • If I understood you right, your starting position is wrong. With the module "Filelist" the meta data are written into the table "sys_file_metadata". With a content element "Image" the data is written into the table "sys_file_reference".
    – Heinz Schilling
    6 hours ago










  • I think, you express in terms of tables, what I express in terms of BE-forms. sys_file_reference overrules sys_file_metadata.
    – Blcknx
    5 hours ago










  • Yes. This is right. In CE (content elements) you can overwrite default values set in "Filelist" if you want. But "Edits in the second place modify the data in the first place." is wrong.
    – Heinz Schilling
    5 hours ago










  • I exchanged the word modify by overrule. D'accord?
    – Blcknx
    5 hours ago














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In the T3-Backend the file metadata can be edited in two places, within the form of the original file and in the form where the file is referenced. Edits in the second place overrule the data in the first place.



How to access the merged meta-data?



How to access the other two forms?






typo3 fluid fal







share|improve this question















In the T3-Backend the file metadata can be edited in two places, within the form of the original file and in the form where the file is referenced. Edits in the second place overrule the data in the first place.



How to access the merged meta-data?



How to access the other two forms?






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  • I like to see an answer in stackoverflow because the answer is contra-intuitive and a pitfall for new users.
    – Blcknx
    16 hours ago












  • If I understood you right, your starting position is wrong. With the module "Filelist" the meta data are written into the table "sys_file_metadata". With a content element "Image" the data is written into the table "sys_file_reference".
    – Heinz Schilling
    6 hours ago










  • I think, you express in terms of tables, what I express in terms of BE-forms. sys_file_reference overrules sys_file_metadata.
    – Blcknx
    5 hours ago










  • Yes. This is right. In CE (content elements) you can overwrite default values set in "Filelist" if you want. But "Edits in the second place modify the data in the first place." is wrong.
    – Heinz Schilling
    5 hours ago










  • I exchanged the word modify by overrule. D'accord?
    – Blcknx
    5 hours ago


















  • I like to see an answer in stackoverflow because the answer is contra-intuitive and a pitfall for new users.
    – Blcknx
    16 hours ago












  • If I understood you right, your starting position is wrong. With the module "Filelist" the meta data are written into the table "sys_file_metadata". With a content element "Image" the data is written into the table "sys_file_reference".
    – Heinz Schilling
    6 hours ago










  • I think, you express in terms of tables, what I express in terms of BE-forms. sys_file_reference overrules sys_file_metadata.
    – Blcknx
    5 hours ago










  • Yes. This is right. In CE (content elements) you can overwrite default values set in "Filelist" if you want. But "Edits in the second place modify the data in the first place." is wrong.
    – Heinz Schilling
    5 hours ago










  • I exchanged the word modify by overrule. D'accord?
    – Blcknx
    5 hours ago
















I like to see an answer in stackoverflow because the answer is contra-intuitive and a pitfall for new users.
– Blcknx
16 hours ago






I like to see an answer in stackoverflow because the answer is contra-intuitive and a pitfall for new users.
– Blcknx
16 hours ago














If I understood you right, your starting position is wrong. With the module "Filelist" the meta data are written into the table "sys_file_metadata". With a content element "Image" the data is written into the table "sys_file_reference".
– Heinz Schilling
6 hours ago




If I understood you right, your starting position is wrong. With the module "Filelist" the meta data are written into the table "sys_file_metadata". With a content element "Image" the data is written into the table "sys_file_reference".
– Heinz Schilling
6 hours ago












I think, you express in terms of tables, what I express in terms of BE-forms. sys_file_reference overrules sys_file_metadata.
– Blcknx
5 hours ago




I think, you express in terms of tables, what I express in terms of BE-forms. sys_file_reference overrules sys_file_metadata.
– Blcknx
5 hours ago












Yes. This is right. In CE (content elements) you can overwrite default values set in "Filelist" if you want. But "Edits in the second place modify the data in the first place." is wrong.
– Heinz Schilling
5 hours ago




Yes. This is right. In CE (content elements) you can overwrite default values set in "Filelist" if you want. But "Edits in the second place modify the data in the first place." is wrong.
– Heinz Schilling
5 hours ago












I exchanged the word modify by overrule. D'accord?
– Blcknx
5 hours ago




I exchanged the word modify by overrule. D'accord?
– Blcknx
5 hours ago












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You can use f:image view helper in fluid:
https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/ExtbaseGuide/Fluid/ViewHelper/Image.html



If meta data is overwritten in reference this data will use with a fallback to default meta date set in module "Filelist".



Found this: How can I extract metadata properties from images with FAL and fluid?



To find all possible sys_file_reference and sys_file_metadata properties just add <f:debug>{file.properties}</f:debug> inside the <f:for ...</f:for>.






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    This answer is based on current TYPO3 8.7.



    If you get a Reference of the class TYPO3CMSExtbaseDomainModelFileReference you find the data in question under the property originalResource.



    Despite it's prefix original it does not only give access to the data from the table sys_file_metadata but also to the the table sys_file_reference and to the merged data.



    If we call the reference reference, then the paths are as follows for the title field:



    Original files metadata (sys_file_metadata):



    reference.originalResource.originalFile. metaDataProperties.title



    Reference overlay (sys_file_reference):



    reference.originalResource.propertiesOfFileReference.title



    Merged data:



    reference.originalResource.mergedProperties.title



    also just:



    reference.originalResource.title



    Especially the wording of the last option is very counter-intuitive for a merged property.



    The access to other fields like alternative or description have analogous paths.






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      You can use f:image view helper in fluid:
      https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/ExtbaseGuide/Fluid/ViewHelper/Image.html



      If meta data is overwritten in reference this data will use with a fallback to default meta date set in module "Filelist".



      Found this: How can I extract metadata properties from images with FAL and fluid?



      To find all possible sys_file_reference and sys_file_metadata properties just add <f:debug>{file.properties}</f:debug> inside the <f:for ...</f:for>.






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        You can use f:image view helper in fluid:
        https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/ExtbaseGuide/Fluid/ViewHelper/Image.html



        If meta data is overwritten in reference this data will use with a fallback to default meta date set in module "Filelist".



        Found this: How can I extract metadata properties from images with FAL and fluid?



        To find all possible sys_file_reference and sys_file_metadata properties just add <f:debug>{file.properties}</f:debug> inside the <f:for ...</f:for>.






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          You can use f:image view helper in fluid:
          https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/ExtbaseGuide/Fluid/ViewHelper/Image.html



          If meta data is overwritten in reference this data will use with a fallback to default meta date set in module "Filelist".



          Found this: How can I extract metadata properties from images with FAL and fluid?



          To find all possible sys_file_reference and sys_file_metadata properties just add <f:debug>{file.properties}</f:debug> inside the <f:for ...</f:for>.






          share|improve this answer














          You can use f:image view helper in fluid:
          https://docs.typo3.org/typo3cms/ExtbaseGuide/Fluid/ViewHelper/Image.html



          If meta data is overwritten in reference this data will use with a fallback to default meta date set in module "Filelist".



          Found this: How can I extract metadata properties from images with FAL and fluid?



          To find all possible sys_file_reference and sys_file_metadata properties just add <f:debug>{file.properties}</f:debug> inside the <f:for ...</f:for>.







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              This answer is based on current TYPO3 8.7.



              If you get a Reference of the class TYPO3CMSExtbaseDomainModelFileReference you find the data in question under the property originalResource.



              Despite it's prefix original it does not only give access to the data from the table sys_file_metadata but also to the the table sys_file_reference and to the merged data.



              If we call the reference reference, then the paths are as follows for the title field:



              Original files metadata (sys_file_metadata):



              reference.originalResource.originalFile. metaDataProperties.title



              Reference overlay (sys_file_reference):



              reference.originalResource.propertiesOfFileReference.title



              Merged data:



              reference.originalResource.mergedProperties.title



              also just:



              reference.originalResource.title



              Especially the wording of the last option is very counter-intuitive for a merged property.



              The access to other fields like alternative or description have analogous paths.






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                This answer is based on current TYPO3 8.7.



                If you get a Reference of the class TYPO3CMSExtbaseDomainModelFileReference you find the data in question under the property originalResource.



                Despite it's prefix original it does not only give access to the data from the table sys_file_metadata but also to the the table sys_file_reference and to the merged data.



                If we call the reference reference, then the paths are as follows for the title field:



                Original files metadata (sys_file_metadata):



                reference.originalResource.originalFile. metaDataProperties.title



                Reference overlay (sys_file_reference):



                reference.originalResource.propertiesOfFileReference.title



                Merged data:



                reference.originalResource.mergedProperties.title



                also just:



                reference.originalResource.title



                Especially the wording of the last option is very counter-intuitive for a merged property.



                The access to other fields like alternative or description have analogous paths.






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                  This answer is based on current TYPO3 8.7.



                  If you get a Reference of the class TYPO3CMSExtbaseDomainModelFileReference you find the data in question under the property originalResource.



                  Despite it's prefix original it does not only give access to the data from the table sys_file_metadata but also to the the table sys_file_reference and to the merged data.



                  If we call the reference reference, then the paths are as follows for the title field:



                  Original files metadata (sys_file_metadata):



                  reference.originalResource.originalFile. metaDataProperties.title



                  Reference overlay (sys_file_reference):



                  reference.originalResource.propertiesOfFileReference.title



                  Merged data:



                  reference.originalResource.mergedProperties.title



                  also just:



                  reference.originalResource.title



                  Especially the wording of the last option is very counter-intuitive for a merged property.



                  The access to other fields like alternative or description have analogous paths.






                  share|improve this answer














                  This answer is based on current TYPO3 8.7.



                  If you get a Reference of the class TYPO3CMSExtbaseDomainModelFileReference you find the data in question under the property originalResource.



                  Despite it's prefix original it does not only give access to the data from the table sys_file_metadata but also to the the table sys_file_reference and to the merged data.



                  If we call the reference reference, then the paths are as follows for the title field:



                  Original files metadata (sys_file_metadata):



                  reference.originalResource.originalFile. metaDataProperties.title



                  Reference overlay (sys_file_reference):



                  reference.originalResource.propertiesOfFileReference.title



                  Merged data:



                  reference.originalResource.mergedProperties.title



                  also just:



                  reference.originalResource.title



                  Especially the wording of the last option is very counter-intuitive for a merged property.



                  The access to other fields like alternative or description have analogous paths.







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