Hey @mficzel,
thank you very much.
To be honest, I used @context in some nodeTypes a lot.
[thought it is my own simple&dirty solution because of @christianm 's warning ( Typoscript2-Prototype with more then one ancestor? )
But I couldn’t find a solution with «simple property to prevent a huge amount of data into the context» -> thats the reason, why I left @context outside of this Topic.
With this Post I was looking for a solution to script without @context.
But I am glad about your advice!
I like to work with, because of more clarity, good readability, easy reusability and sometimes the heredity from a SuperPrototype to my Child-Prototype … (One more time, not the most proper solution – I guess).
Unfortunately: @context: is a big Question-mark
Maybe someone knows a good documentation or snippets about this topics: Basics of @context-concept, daily usage and deeper knowledge?
- What is to do with, should do, or never should do with …
- Could I have to clean the amount of data in @context with something like unset() or similar at the end of . Because of «long lifetime», «cache problem» or something else unknown?