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Issue created Nov 15, 2018 by Thomas Löffler@tomalo.stuttgartOwner

Show team protocols on typo3.org

What's the issue?

To improve the visibility of team meetings/hangouts we want to provide every team member with typo3.org backend access an easy possibility to add protocols fast. This is an additional possibility to show the protocols, but every team should've minimum a link to the past protocols.

How to solve it?

  1. Create a new content element named protocol with the fields header, date and bodytext (maybe author)
  2. Create a new content element named protocol_list to show all protocol elements ordered by date desc, maybe in accordion way. Additionally a value to restrict the maximum items, so one can teaser the last 10 protocols on the team homepage and more on a subpage.

How to use it?

Create a new content element after or during a meeting, add your discussed points (even use links and structure with headings and lists) and save it. That's it.

Edited Nov 15, 2018 by Thomas Löffler
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