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Webseven at 12:55, 30 December 2011

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‎Edit Catalog Items

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‎Edit Catalog Items

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= Catalog Module Documentation =

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 [[File:catalog-item-edit.jpg|200px|thumb|none|catalog item edit]]
-Back-end Custom Item Display
+== Back-end Custom Item Display ==
 You can now also customize your catalog entries using a new feature in version 0.3.0. In the back-end you can define the format string in the catalog type definition (see using Catalog Module). Although values are already formatted using the catalog definition (format string), this format string additionally allows you to create thumbnails, wrap values in bold, italic. Actually any HTML is allowed.
+{{Note|Ensure that all fields you want to use in the Back-end display with this '''format title string''', have been selected as ''[x] Title field'' in their individual field definitions.}}
-{{Note|Ensure that all fields you want to use in the Back-end display with this *format title string*, have been selected as *@[x] Title field@* in their individual field definitions.}}
 Below is an example of what you can achieve.

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 Now create a new item by clicking the New item button in the header area. You see that the new item contains all the fields we defined and you may fill it in a very convenient way, just like in many other modules in Contao.
-[[File:catalog-item-edit.jpg)|200px|thumb|none|catalog item edit]]
+[[File:catalog-item-edit.jpg|200px|thumb|none|catalog item edit]]
 Back-end Custom Item Display
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 First, enter the code in the Catalog Type definition of Format title string:
 <source><strong>{{title}}</strong> - {{price}} <em>[{{releasedate}}]</em> {{archived::src=all.gif}} {{archived}}<br /> {{image::w=60&h=80}}</source>
 == Catalog Permissions ==

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 = Catalog Module Documentation =
 The Catalog and Catalog Extension modules are advanced modules and will require intermediate knowledge of PHP, HTML/CSS in order to create catalog that displays the way you really need it. To create advanced displays, you will need to understand PHP array structures provided in the TPL files.