A Digital Asset Management System (DAM) system is a tool to handle digital content like images, text files and virtually any other data format. These media files can be attributed with meta information. Such information can describe the content (description, keywords, location), provide technical data (image size) or copyright information for example. All these information can be used to handle, find and categorize the media files.

This extension provides some functionality for the default content elements (tt_content). While generally new content elements should be developed to support the DAM features, this extension can help to use a few features of DAM with the default content elements.

version: 1.1.0

This extension is providing downloads of files stored in the DAM via the frontend. The user is able to select his downloads very comfortable thru a category tree. Also the extension is delivering the files by a "pushfile.php", so that fileadmin folder can be secured by a .htaccess file.

A second plugin ("DAM Frontend Filelist") is displaying a list of files (selected manually by a backend user).

This extension should used by people who have the need of store a lot of files in the DAM and want to make them downloadable. Also all files will be displayed / downloaded of the originally dam files. So no files will be copied in the media/upload folder.

version: 0.4.3

This is a TYPO3 library providing a DHTML date selector / calendar. It may be attached to an input field and will be shown after clicking a button. Everything is nicely configurable and the design may be changed by simply modifiying the stylesheet.

Being a libray means that you can only use it by writing a PHP based extension yourself. You won't be able to use it from TYPO3 directly. However I might provide an integration to the FORM cObject in the future in a separate extension.

The date selector library supports TYPO3's translation mechanism and supports any date format.

version: 0.1.8

The goal of this API is to provide to the Typo3 developers community some useful functions, to help in the process of extension development. It includes functions, for frontend, backend, databases and miscellaneous development. It's not here to replace any of the existing Typo3 core class or function. It just try to complete them by providing a quick way to develop extensions, and to produce code.

version: 0.4.7

The Direct Mail extension is an advanced newsletter mailer system with sophisticated options for personalization of emails including response statistics.

This extension handles the backend generation and mailing of newsletters, but does not provide any subscription tool. It is intended to be use in conjunction with frontend subscription plugins such as Direct Mail Subscription (direct_mail_subscription), Front End User Registration (sr_feuser_register) and Email Address Subscription (sr_email_subscribe).

version: 2.6.3

Drag Drop mass upload is a backend module offering mass upload of file and folders in Typo3 ( standard or/and DAM enabled ).

Upload any number of files / folders / subfolders ( limited to 300MB per upload )

version: 3.1.1

The Drop-Down sitemap plugin adds a new kind of menu/sitemap to the Typo3 content elements. It uses HTML list elements, CSS and JavaScript (Scriptaculous or Mootools) to generate a drop-down map of the website, with the possibility to expand / collapse every section.

version: 3.0.1

Next generation FAQ based on lib/div. Select one of Simple FAQ, Dynamic Simple FAQ (DHTML foldout), Classical FAQ, Regular FAQ, Dynamic Regular FAQ (ajax and spinner), Text Search addon working with all FAQ types

version: 0.1.17

This extension contains a frontend plugin for displaying re-ocurring events on your website. It was written for Tourismus-Service Scharbeutz, the touristic department of some small city at the Baltic Sea. Version 1.0.0 was a complete rewrite of the extension which adds much flexibilty and new features like registration and payment management for events.

The event database extension supports two different templating methods, the classic and the TemplaVoila approach. It works with TYPO3 3.7.0 > and TemplaVoila 0.3.0 > and was cleanly coded according to the TYPO3 Coding Guidelines.

version: 1.1.2