Index: typo3/sysext/impexp/locallang_csh.xml
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--- typo3/sysext/impexp/locallang_csh.xml (revision 10044)
+++ typo3/sysext/impexp/locallang_csh.xml (working copy)
@@ -123,7 +123,7 @@
Index: typo3/sysext/context_help/locallang_csh_pages.xml
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--- typo3/sysext/context_help/locallang_csh_pages.xml (revision 10044)
+++ typo3/sysext/context_help/locallang_csh_pages.xml (working copy)
@@ -17,10 +17,10 @@
<b>Special types:</b>
'Spacer' is only meaningfull if your frontend navigation is programmed to use it. In this case it does not represent a page with content but is intended to be a non-clickable placeholder in the navigation.
-'Folder' is a page type which cannot be shown as a webpage but is rather acting as a place to store records of your choice.
+'SysFolder' is a page type which cannot be shown as a webpage but is rather acting as a storage for records of your choice.
'Recycler' is a garbage can. Pages and records in a recycler are not visible in the frontend.
-<b>Notice:</b> Each type usually has a specific icon attached. Also certain types may not be available for a user (so you may experience that some of the options are not available for you!). And finally each type is configured to allow only certain table records on the page (A folder will allow any record if you have any problems).
+<b>Notice:</b> Each type usually has a specific icon attached. Also certain types may not be available for a user (so you may experience that some of the options are not available for you!). And finally each type is configured to allow only certain table records in the page (SysFolder will allow any record if you have any problems).
Index: typo3/sysext/context_help/locallang_csh_ttcontent.xml
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--- typo3/sysext/context_help/locallang_csh_ttcontent.xml (revision 10044)
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The "Login" type content element also uses this field to direct the login to a certain page. However that page does not need to contain a Login content element in order to perform the authentication - you can in fact submit a login request to any TYPO3 page and it will be evaluated!
If you specify a second page in this list, the id will be passed to the login system as being the page inside TYPO3 where the database of users to look up is found. You should use this only if your template is not configured to pass this value on.
-In order for the login procedure to work, you must make sure that 1) you have created at least one Website user and member usergroup and is using the correct username and password, 2) you have configured in your TypoScript template on which page (typically a folder) the users can be found - or alternatively have specified this by the second page in the this page list, 3) cookies must be enabled.
+In order for the login procedure to work, you must make sure that 1) you have created at least one Website user and member usergroup and is using the correct username and password, 2) you have configured in your TypoScript template on which page (typically a SysFolder) the users can be found - or alternatively have specified this by the second page in the this page list, 3) cookies must be enabled.
The "Menu/Sitemap" element also uses this field. In that case the page(s) will determine from which point the menu is drawn or maybe even represent the actual pages to which the menu links. All this depends on the subtype of Menu/Sitemap you have selected.
Index: typo3/sysext/lang/locallang_csh_pages.xml
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--- typo3/sysext/lang/locallang_csh_pages.xml (revision 10044)
+++ typo3/sysext/lang/locallang_csh_pages.xml (working copy)
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
Technically all database elements has a field 'uid' which is a unique identification number. Further they must have a field 'pid' which holds the uid-number of the page (page id) to which they belong. If the 'pid' field is zero the record is found in the so called 'root'. Only administrators are allowed access to the root and furthermore table records must be configured to either belonging to a page or being found in the root.
<b>Storage of database records</b>
-Depending on the 'Type' of the page, it may also represent a general storage for database elements in TYPO3. In that case it is not necessarily available as a webpage but only internally in the page tree as a place to store items such as users, subscriptions etc. Such pages are typically of the type "Folder".
+Depending on the 'Type' of the page, it may also represent a general storage for database elements in TYPO3. In that case it is not necessarily available as a webpage but only internally in the page tree as a place to store items such as users, subscriptions etc. Such pages are typically of the type "SysFolder".
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The Storage Folder | http://typo3.org/documentation/document-library/doc_tut_ftb1/The_Storage_Folder/If set, non-Admin users cannot edit the page properties or any records on the page (except subpages). They cannot create new records or pages on the page either.The Login Mode disables the ability to "be logged in" at this page.
Index: typo3/sysext/lang/locallang_csh_corebe.xml
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--- typo3/sysext/lang/locallang_csh_corebe.xml (revision 10044)
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@@ -154,7 +154,7 @@
xMOD_csh_corebe:new_ce,
xMOD_csh_corebe:new_pagesEXT:lang/cshimages/core_70.png
- The selection of records a user can create on this particular page. The selection depends on the users permissions and the page type. For example a folder page type can contain any kind of record while regular pages can contain only some types (like content elements).
+ The selection of records a user can create on this particular page. The selection depends on the users permissions and the page type. For example a SysFolder page type can contain any kind of record while regular pages can contain only some types (like content elements).Create new page wizardCreating a new page means you have to find a position for it in the page tree. This wizard helps you find this position easily by clicking the flashing arrow pointing to the position you want.xMOD_csh_corebe:new_regular,