Feature #16336
Updated by Mathias Schreiber over 9 years ago
In the "pages" table in the database, each record (= each page) contains a "timestamp" (and a "SYS_LASTCHANGED"; the documentation is not clear about the difference!). This reflects the date and time of last modification of the the page or of any content object contained in it, and can be used to display the page's "Last update" date (and time, if needed). However, when I insert an include file in Typoscript, then changes in the include file's content are NOT included in this timestamp. I suggest the following: All cObjects that include a file (i.e., FILE, PHP_SCRIPT_xxx, IMAGE, etc.) should get an extra property, say "includeModDate". If this is set true (= 1), then the incoude file's modification date (PHP function filemdate()) is to be included in the page's timestamp. If this property "includeModDate" is set false (= 0), the file's modification date is to be ignored. This way, minir changes (like spellimg corrections) may be ignored in the page's modification date. This way, any updates in the include file's contents can be taken into account when determining the page's update date and time. This is my first use of this report system. Sorry if I used the wron form! (issue imported from #M3820)