Mastering “split” in Typoscript

Recently I had to face a complicated challenge in typo3.
I was building module for the WE DO agency, where it had to show images of the team member in color, in B&W, a string with their name and another string with their job position.
This means 4 different fields in the tt_contents table. The images where all separated with “,” in the field “media” and “media2″ (a custom field), and the text strings where stored in the fields “altText” and “imagecaptions”, separated by the separator-character (literally redundancy, I know).
How to display all this information with Typoscript? One way was to use listNum and the copy the object manually over and over, but this was not efficient. The real solution was using the split function. This is how it works.
15 = TEXT 15{ wrap = <div class="team-gallery clearfix">|</div> field = media split{ token = , cObjNum = 1 1.cObject = COA 1.cObject{ wrap = <div class="team-member">|</div> 10 = IMAGE 10.file{ width = 200 height = 200 import = uploads/media/ import{ current = 1 } } 20 = IMAGE 20.params = class="bw" 20.file{ width = 200 height = 200 import = uploads/tx_wedoteam/ import{ field = media2 listNum.stdWrap.data = register:SPLIT_COUNT } } 30 = COA 30{ wrap = <div class="bio">|</div> 10 = TEXT 10{ wrap = <span class="name">|</span> field = imagecaption listNum.splitChar = 10 listNum.stdWrap.data = register:SPLIT_COUNT } 20 = TEXT 20{ field = altText listNum.splitChar = 10 listNum.stdWrap.data = register:SPLIT_COUNT wrap = <span class="info">|</span> } } } } } |
Thanks to the Typo3 Community for their support to find the answer